Describe a taste
Jazz, brutalism, late nights, a garden after rain. Start with an artist, film, or aesthetic collision.
Spaces composed as instruments. Frequencies given a section.
Give us a collision of references. The agent turns cultural signals into an architectural space you can walk through, hear, and export.
Type what you love.
We’ll find the architecture inside it.
Jazz, brutalism, late nights, a garden after rain. Start with an artist, film, or aesthetic collision.
Live Qloo taste signals ground choices for materials, lighting, acoustics, geometry, and spatial soundtracks.
Walk the 3D room, inspect why each decision was made, and export an architectural design brief.
Each design choice is honestly labelled as Qloo evidence, inferred, or fallback — so the leap from what you love to what you see stays legible.
See the evidence model ↗Miles Davis + Brutalist: Brutalist listening room (4.4m monolithic ceiling), calibrated RT60 = 0.44s modal jazz resonance, modal blue velvet (#1A2238) & cognac amber (#DDA032) palette, board-formed concrete and acoustic timber slats.
Without Qloo (prompt-only design): Generic prompt interpretation yields standard 3.4m room dimensions, unmodulated RT60 = 0.31s, neutral slate walls (#52565C), and prompt-only default materials without cultural taste grounding.
Boundaries give sound a body, pressure, and a place to arrive.
Columns, apertures, and footsteps establish a beat — the smallest difference makes it alive.
A good room is never finished at the wall. Its after-image is part of the composition.
Four movements describe the passage: a door opens, a surface carries the pulse, a void widens, and the room continues vibrating after we leave it.
Move through a sectional field. The blue point is your listening position; the lines are not walls, but the distance between acoustic events.
The landing page connects to the full interactive 3D studio. Sonic Architecture reveals the exact reasoning chain: Qloo cultural signals in, agent interpretation through, spatial geometry out — with real latency, cache provenance, and health telemetry.
Sonic Architecture is open-source software designed for spatial identities, acoustic environments, sound installations, and cultural spaces.
github.com/shayspace04/sonic-architecture ↗