Bespoke Treetop Dendritic Mycelial Phonic Whispering Gallery
An acoustic architectural feature designed to capture and amplify the soft rustling sounds of the canopy through a curved, wooden-bonded fungal acoustic dish.

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Construct a parabolic frame using steam-bent white oak ribs that mimics the organic branching patterns of the host tree. This internal skeleton provides the structural integrity needed to support the delicate surface materials.

Incorporate a mycelium-composite substrate layer over the interior concave surface to create a natural, sound-absorbing acoustic material. This bio-material acts as a dampener, filtering out harsh vibrations while enhancing soft environmental frequencies.

Mount a central focal-point copper transducer at the exact geometric center of the dish to capture the focused audio waves. This component is integrated into a reclaimed timber housing that connects directly to the platform floor.

Apply a final finish of natural beeswax and pine resin to seal the wood and protect the mycelial surface from moisture. This finish ensures the longevity of the installation while maintaining the porous acoustic properties of the structure.
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