Sonic Habitats: 7th & Broadway, New York

OKCD Presents:
Sonic Habitats

The sound designer of Sonic Habitats, Igor Korneitchouk, is standing on top of the Max Neuhaus environmental sound installation at the intersection of 7th and Broadway, New York City.

For a while in New York City, just south of 46th Street, between 7th Avenue and Broadway, under the metal grate of a triangular traffic island, in the middle of Times Square, constant traffic, pedestrians and general city din, a continuously sounding rich organ-like harmony eminated out from under the ground. Max Neuhaus obtained permission from the City to set-up here one of the most famous environmental/public sound installations. This chord was sustained forever, unnoticed amidst all the noise of New York until one was directly on top of it. An electrical sound generator lay unseen under the steel grate that covered this cavernous well.

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		The sound designer of Sonic Habitats, Igor Korneitchouk, is standing on top of the Max Neuhaus environmental sound installation at the intersection of 7th and Broadway, New York City.
	For a while in New York City, just south of 46th Street, between 7th Avenue and Broadway, under the metal grate of a triangular traffic island, in the middle of Times Square, constant traffic, pedestrians and general city din, a continuously sounding rich organ-like harmony eminated out from under the ground. Max Neuhaus obtained permission from the City to set-up here one of the most famous environmental/public sound installations. This chord was sustained forever, unnoticed amidst all the noise of New York until one was directly on top of it. An electrical sound generator lay unseen under the steel grate that covered this cavernous well.