Research notes for project planning
What the project record tells us
Interactive light and sound · musical garden
Trumpet Flowers: visitors shape light and sound
Amigo & Amigo describes Trumpet Flowers as an interactive musical garden inspired by gramophones. Visitors activate light sequences and a score incorporating recorded brass and percussion performances; the project credits OTIS and Carlos Arango. The case study lists a 36-square-meter footprint for the documented configuration, a starting point for a layout discussion rather than a complete site plan.
Amigo & Amigo — Trumpet Flowers ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-10
For your project briefHow would sound levels, visitor interaction and routes around the installation work within the surrounding public space?
Big Art Partners planning prompt Interactive light and sound · shared participation
ChronoHarp: a shared instrument at architectural scale
ChronoHarp uses a triangular illuminated structure that responds to touch with changing color, light and sound. The studio credits collaboration with Otis Studio and harpist Kate Moloney and lists a 196-square-meter footprint. Its gradual shift from white to multicolored sequences makes collective participation part of the experience; operating needs require a separate technical review.
Amigo & Amigo — ChronoHarp ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-10
For your project briefWhere would people enter, pause and reach the interactive elements, and what sound and power provisions can the site support?
Big Art Partners planning prompt