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1	I am Speaking into a Chapel Hördegård, Jakob January 2020 (has links) The project examines, in an experimental way, how differences in massing, aperture, and sectioning are affecting the natural resonant frequency of an architectural space. An investigation of boxes with these different qualities resulted in more than 200 minutes of sound material. By creating visual representations of the sounds, a catalogue and scheme for amassment of the boxes, could be organized. With the knowledge of how resonant frequency in prehistoric megalithic structures could have been used to support ritual chanting and the parallel to historic and contemporary religious buildings, a chapel was designed. Each room of the chapel has its own reign of resonant frequencies, with the third node being generated from my own voice and a monologue. Since the sound is a big part of the project, the main representation of the project is a series of soundscapes of each room of the chapel. This illustrates that architecture should not always only be looked at, but also listened to. Alvin Lucier Box Chapel Chromatic Church Field Frequency Megalithic Structures Mosque Natural Resonant Frequency Ramkvilla Ritual Sequence Småland Soundscape Synagogue Temple Tonal Architecture Arkitektur