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A Sonic Palimpsest: Revisiting Chatham Historic Dockyards

索尼克重写本：重访查塔姆历史悠久的造船厂

基本信息

批准号：
AH/T003030/1
负责人：
Aki Pasoulas
金额：
$ 25.42万
依托单位：
University of Kent
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FT003030%2F1
关键词：
Sonic Palimpsest Revisiting Chatham Historic

项目摘要

The project seeks to investigate the role of sound in influencing our experience of spaces and places, focusing on heritage sites and using the Chatham Historic Dockyard as a case study. This project will explore how sound can be utilised within heritage contexts to immerse and engage members of the public, providing alternative interpretations of space and place through aural means and revealing new forms of engagement with significant sites. This investigation will be approached through the development of site-sensitive works, with empirical data collection of audience experience providing critical feedback on theory and practice.A series of outputs will be delivered including a digitised electronic audio archive (from archival recordings of approx. 80 hours held by the Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust), music compositions and sound installations within the Dockyard Museum, a public project website (providing documentation and evaluation of the project in progress), interactive projects for secondary school students, publications in academic journals and papers to be presented at conferences.The case study of Chatham Dockyard offers a unique opportunity to explore these notions, providing diverse and compelling physical spaces and a rich heritage which has evolved over the last 400 years to reflect at all times the latest technological and industrial innovations of the eras - from sail to steam to nuclear technologies. While the visual fabric of the buildings remains, the sounds of human activities have long since been silenced. This project provides an opportunity to reawaken these lost sounds and to rediscover a rich industrial heritage through fresh ears. Through the case study of Chatham Dockyard an innovative method of recreating past ages of heritage sites will be developed, which will be applicable in other situations with appropriate adjustments, and thereby of national if not international significance.

该项目旨在调查声音在影响我们对空间和场所的体验中的作用，重点关注遗产地，并以查塔姆历史船坞为案例研究。该项目将探索如何在遗产背景下利用声音来沉浸和吸引公众，通过听觉手段提供对空间和场所的替代解释，并揭示与重要场所互动的新形式。这项调查将通过开发对场地敏感的作品来进行，并收集观众经验的经验数据，为理论和实践提供关键反馈。由查塔姆历史船坞信托基金会举办的80小时），音乐作品和船坞博物馆内的声音装置，公共项目网站（提供正在进行的项目的文件和评价），中学生的互动项目，在学术期刊上的出版物和将在会议上提出的论文。查塔姆船坞的案例研究提供了一个独特的机会来探索这些概念，提供多样化和引人注目的物理空间和丰富的遗产，这些遗产在过去400年中不断发展，以反映时代的最新技术和工业创新-从帆船到蒸汽再到核技术。虽然建筑物的视觉结构仍然存在，但人类活动的声音早已沉默。这个项目提供了一个机会，重新唤醒这些失去的声音，并通过新的耳朵重新发现丰富的工业遗产。通过对查塔姆船坞的案例研究，将开发一种重现历史遗址的创新方法，这种方法经过适当调整后将适用于其他情况，因此即使不是国际意义，也具有国家意义。