Air sound

Airport speaker

The primary goal was to create a comprehensive map different contemporary processes and ways of listening to music. In the next phase, was to meticulously transcribed and applied these findings to the development of innovative music playback devices, placing a significant emphasis on relevance and novelty throughout this pivotal stage of the project. Finally, in collaboration with specialists from the Yamaha Design Laboratory in Hamamatsu (Japan) and Los Angeles (USA), was to meticulously transformed the initial concepts into tangible prototypes, refining both the form and technical aspects.

Speakers in public environments tend to be either a technical solution or an invisible object to find. They are usually placed in the corners and are not important as lamps. My aim is to design a modular speaker system for the airport and getting a better atmosphere and environment in the aiport with ambient sound landscape. With integration the speaker in the centre of the hall and highlight the shape, it would create the missing attention and purpose.

Photographer Noé Cotter, Ecal project
Location: Lausanne, Switzerland.
Collaboration with Yamaha Design Laboratory based in Hamamatsu (Japan) and Los Angeles (USA) Year: 2021

Trolle Rudebeck Haar

About

My name is Trolle Rudebeck Haar, a product, furniture, and spatial designer currently located in Copenhagen, Denmark. In 2021, I earned my Master's degree in Product Design from ECAL - École Cantonale d'Art de Lausanne in Switzerland.Further information please contact trollerudebeckhaar@gmail.com