Using 3D Printing to Study Sound Wave Manipulation

Working from her Studio Phi, Foteini Setaki considers how advanced additive manufacturing can impact how -- and what -- we hear as we move through our everyday lives. Setaki's designs for acoustic elements use 3D printing to study how sound waves can be manipulated and how those changes will affect people in their work and home environments. You can read the whole story here: http://3dprint.com/42522/foteini-set...-print-sounds/


Below is a photo of a 3D printed prototype from Studio Phi:
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