Sound measures space and makes it comprehensible, but all records of surviving historical spaces will lose their original meaning over time. This installation recreated the sounds of several Goan heritage landmarks. On enter a dark room, one could move through a replicated version of local historical spaces by listening to their unique acoustic backdrop. This was an interactive exploration of Goa’s history and heritage, where the past wasn’t just presented as historical information, but became an experience. Set in a space in a heritage belt in the city of Panjim, architectural history in the form of sound was recreated by Sound.Codes with a special audio-mapping process, using binaural microphones to create an immersive, 3D sound experience. In a binaural recording, two microphones are positioned in a way that replicates the human ear as closely as possible, so that they capture the sound from all around a space.