This curved building in London shows not every house should be soundproof
Stephen Chance and Wendy de Silva started collaborating with sound artist Robin Rimbaud (aka Scanner) in 2012, setting out to explore the boundary between sound and architecture. To date they have exhibited work at the 2014 Venice Biennale; made r
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