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PULSE: The Hierarchy of Sound

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"PULSE: The Hierarchy of Sound" is a Resilient Design, Environmental Psychology, Urban Design, Landscape Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Pulse: The Hierarchy of Sound is an 8500m2 music retreat in Montserrat. Adapting to a strict single-story limit, the project unifies public programs into a continuous, curved brutalist hub that contours the slope. Isolated acoustic recording pods sit lower-down, mapping a clear progression from social resonance to absolute solitude.

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Project Team (1)

İbrahim Demirin

Project Owner

Associated Disciplines (4)

Resilient Design

Environmental Psychology

Urban Design

Landscape Design

Location

Cork Hill Road

License

Creative Commons, Attribution, Non-commercial, No Derivatives

PUBLISHED ON 1st June 2026

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