At Anish Kapoor’s ‘Orbit’ in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, visitors encounter a soundscape featuring audio portraits of local sites like Columbia Road Flower Market, Whitechapel Bell Foundry, and Mudchute Farm. The soundscape plays as visitors descend the steps from the viewing platform, with audio samples available via the provided link.

The Hive is an art installation by Wolfgang Buttress that simulates the sound of thousands of bees humming, using a soundscape tuned to the key of C, reflecting honeybee vibrations. It serves as a tribute to Britain’s honeybees and raises awareness of the challenges they face.

Queen Square in Bristol hosts a GPS-triggered audio play recreating the 1831 riot, originally created in 2004 as a world-first location-based sound experience. This updated 1831 RIOT! by Satsymph combines audio engineering and contemporary composition to immerse listeners in the historic event as they move through the site.

30 Days of Walking is a global collaborative sound walk project inviting participants to record and upload audio from walks taken during designated time slots in September. The collected recordings will form a continuous soundscape representing diverse locations and experiences worldwide.

Carrington Moss Sound Garden is an interactive audio project inviting participants to walk a 3.5km circuit on Carrington Moss, recording and planting geo-located sounds that document their experience of the currently threatened greenbelt landscape. Using a dedicated app, visitors create a layered soundscape archive capturing the area's natural and social environment prior to planned development.

The soundwalk “Hythlodaeus / Utopia” is a composition based on the poems “Unfolding the City” by Geert Vermeire and “Siren” by Stefaan van Biesen, incorporating field recordings made during walks in Venice and Antwerp. Created for the Cities and Memory project, the piece draws inspiration from Thomas More’s exploration of Utopia, combining voice, composition, and environmental sounds to form an immersive soundscape.