(Foto: Michał Kołodziejski, CC BY 2.0)
Eine wunderschöne Idee des Architekten Nikola Bašić, der an der kroatischen Adria eine Meeresorgel gebaut hat, die durch Wellenbewegungen des Wassers Töne und in der Summe Melodien spielt. Können wir das vielleicht überall haben?
„Constructed in 2005, the acoustic jetty spans some 230 feet (70 meters) and incorporates 35 polyethylene tubes of varying diameter. As waves flood each tube underwater, displaced air is forced through large whistles tuned to play seven chords of five tones. Day in and day out, music seems to emanate from the ground, a playful interplay between nature and design. Listening to the video above, the sound is somewhat like random chords played by a huge calliope.“
(Direktlink, via Colossal)