This project was presented in a book-cd (15x15cm, 55 pages + CD with 14 tracks), alongside an online platform that allows listeners access to \u201cinterviews conducted to a total of 29 people, men and women between 30 to 105 years old, from different professional backgrounds and interests and recordings from different places that were mentioned during these discussions\u201d (Nakahodo 2016: my translation).<\/span><\/p>\n The above interviews tried to link a discussion between the sounds of everyday life in the city, with a reflection about our relationship between the acoustic environment and a form of cartography that tries to go beyond strict scientific representation — that pushes for an illusive neutrality or objectivity. In contrast, her goal\u00a0was to create:<\/span><\/p>\n \u201c\u2026 an affective cartography of Curitiba, drawn by memories, experiences and aural perceptions. To remember our first sonic impressions of Curitiba. To go back to our childhood and search for significant sounds. To go though everyday sounds and sounds from places we like. To describe sounds that piss us off. To reflect about those that triggers in us joy and happiness. This was the experience of 29 people…\u201d<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n In March of 2016, I had the \u00a0opportunity to participate in a sonic cartography workshop related to this initiative. It took place in a school located in the Centro Industrial de Curitiba (Industrical Center of Curitiba). See below a personal\u00a0account of what happen.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n![\"Livro_02-845x684\"](\"http:\/\/www.nendu.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/Livro_02-845x684.jpg\")
Figure 1.<\/strong> book-cd \u00b4CWB soundmap \u2013 An affective cartography of Curitiba\u00b4.<\/p>\n