The software was built in Max/MSP. I designed the output system so that it could easily switch between different numbers of speakers, from 2 to 8. This made working on the patch much easier, allowing me to test and spatial movements on stereo monitors.

The main information point provides an entry into the ideas that underpin this project. These are summarised under the headings 'Where am I?' and 'What am I hearing?'
The text can be viewed in full by clicking here.
It also houses two switches and a small Condenser microphone, through which participants can interact with the space.

The information contained in the Technical page was presented on a separate A3 board, mounted on 1" polystyrene. I included this only for the people that might be interested in the technical process of the piece, and did not want it to command attention.

Six evenly spaced tiles were replaced with ones of my own design. Each tile is made from painted 6mm MDF, supporting a JBL Control 1 speaker unit on 5mm of foam to minimise vibrations.The speakers were connected to 3 stereo amplifiers by 150m of speaker cable installed behind the ceiling.

The overall visual effect was neat and unobtrusive. Upon entering the corridor people would