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Pain Sonification
A research and sonification network on the shoreline of a lake that keeps disappearing — turning invisible contamination into sound.
View projectArchitecture student · Tashkent
Architecture, perception and public space
I study how light, scale and spatial organization shape the way people feel — and design places that make invisible conditions perceptible.
Architecture is how a place speaks to us. I want buildings that let people hear a poisoned lake, and bridges that connect a town with its memory.
Selected work
Two projects, two ways of listening to a place
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Interactive 3D
Walk the shoreline
A procedural 3D study of the Pain Sonification site: boardwalk grid, concrete volumes and sonification towers. It is a schematic model built for this site, not the exact project drawings.
The lake dried and returned in cycles — its unstable shoreline became the generative grid.
Platforms connect laboratories, classrooms, an auditorium and a constructed water basin.
Sonification Towers sense soil and water and turn every reading into tone.
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Process
From a shrinking lake to a built device
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Context
Lake Poopó nearly dried up in 2015 and cycles every 20–40 years. Arsenic and heavy metals from mining poison the soil; the Uru-Murato, «people of the water», lost their livelihood.
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Grid
The lake’s unstable historic shoreline is used as the generative grid for boardwalks and volumes.
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Form
Triangular volumes grow from the grid, some above the water, some below it, linked by ramps and bridges.
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Program
Cafeteria, auditorium, laboratories, dry lab, storage, classrooms and studios, plus a constructed water basin.
About
Studying how spaces make us feel
Third-year architecture student at TOBB ETU University in Tashkent (GPA 3.5 / 4.0). I spent twelve years of my schooling in Japan, speak Japanese natively (JLPT N1) and carry out independent research on the psychological impact of architectural environments on perception.
Education
- 2023 — nowB.Arch, TOBB ETU University, TashkentArchitectural design, building technologies, urban studies, computational design, research methods. 100% government scholarship.
Experience
- Jan — Apr 2026Academic Assistant, Architecture DepartmentSupported design studios; developed assignments, educational programmes and teaching materials.
- May — Jul 2025Architectural Assistant (Intern), Sigma ToshkentDesign development and construction documentation for «Perfectum» (Taras Shevchenko St.) and «World Bank» (Trilliant Business Center, Tower 1, floors 5–6).
- Mar 2023 — Jan 2024Japanese Language Instructor, Hong Kong Academy TashkentBeginner and intermediate groups and individual lessons, JLPT preparation.
Awards & workshops
- May 20262nd place — Re:Field Hackathon, Arch Summit ’26Central Asian University, Tashkent
- May 2026Workshop «The Liminal Space»CCA Tashkent × Architectural Association (AA): a research-based programme on thresholds.
- Jan 2026Co-organizer & mediator, «Shaping the Human Body»Workshop on proportion and spatial thinking for high-school students with architect José Paredes (International House Lyceum).
Community
- 2023 — nowStudent Council, TOBB ETU UniversityCo-founder of the Arch Club, Charity Club and Volunteers group; co-organizer of university events.
- 2026Volunteer & organizerArch Summit (Central Asian University) · III Tashkent Urban Forum · Femina Business Forum · ARCHICA 2026 (Graphisoft), 2026.
Languages
- Russian — native
- Japanese — native (JLPT N1)
- English — C1
- Uzbek — B2
- Turkish — A2
Tools
Design & modelling
- AutoCAD
- Revit
- Rhinoceros
- Grasshopper
- SketchUp
- 3ds Max
Rendering
- D5 Render
- Enscape
Adobe Suite
- Photoshop
- Illustrator
- InDesign
Collaboration
Let’s work on something together
I am open to internships, studio and competition teams, and visualization or documentation support — and to projects where Japanese, Russian, English or Uzbek is needed.
- 01Internships & junior roles
- 02Studio & competition teams
- 03Visualization & documentation
- 04Projects connected with Japan
Contact
Say hello
Based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The quickest way is to call or message.
+998 90 123 69 10 amirasayit2017@gmail.comTashkent, Uzbekistan