Karakter Soundscape pada Galeri Wot Batu, Bandung

Judul: Character of Soundscape at Wot Batu Art Gallery Soundscape is an important aspect of the art gallery experience, as it affects how people feel, see, and think. Both man-made and natural sounds can enhance the significance of works and make the space feel suited to the work's artistic intensity. This study examines how the physical and spatial features of the Sunaryo art gallery in Wot Batu, Bandung, interact. The gallery uses these aspects to create experiences by connecting people with nature. We went out into the field to measure noise levels, distributed questionnaires to guests, and used a 3D model to learn how sound spreads and how the area at Wot Batu is laid out. The study showed that the features of the Wot Batu soundscape are affected by more than just sound volume. They are also affected by the shape of the space, the materials used, the sound sources, and the apertures. The dynamics of the Wot Batu soundscape are usually steady, but they can shift when the space changes. Visitors' feelings are affected by changes in the installation's acoustic properties throughout the experience. The results show that the design of physical-spatial aspects can affect how visitors hear and feel in architectural settings. This study helps us better understand how the soundscape is shaped by the interaction between physical and spatial factors, as well as how visitors perceive it. It also shows that using both quantitative and qualitative methods together can help us understand how acoustic atmospheres function, an important part of a multimodal architectural design strategy.