An alternative, avant-garde spatial registry mapping the cognitive soundscapes of South Tel Aviv-Jaffa. Inspired by clean, academic architectural journals such as 'San Rocco' and 'Scapegoat', the project employs a strict black-and-white monochrome design with vibrant neon color highlights mapping critical urban soundmarks.
Features detailed physical and acoustic analysis of neighborhoods including Florentin, Shapira, Ajami, Old Jaffa, Kiryat Shalom, Hatikva, and Neve Sha'anan. Contains an interactive audio synthesizer rendering custom frequency waves representing spice markets, muezzin calls, church bells, freeway noise, construction pile drivers, and bat vocalizations.
Users can build custom psychogeographic soundwalk itineraries with real-time acoustic friction alerts analyzing dialectic sensory contradictions of the modern urban fabric.