Otic architecture represents a modern approach to designing spaces with acoustic principles at their core. The term "otic" relates to the ear and hearing, emphasizing how these buildings are crafted to interact with sound in revolutionary ways.
In Canada, this architectural philosophy has flourished, creating structures that not only stand as visual marvels but also provide unique auditory experiences. From concert halls with perfect acoustics to public spaces that manage urban noise in innovative ways, Canadian architects are at the forefront of this movement.
Utonchyonnaya-Sardina is dedicated to documenting, analyzing, and promoting these exceptional buildings that redefine our relationship with the built environment through the lens of sound.
