Urban Soundscapes is a public installation involving the interaction between the audience and the sound sculptures that could playback recordings of a journey from Putrajaya Sentral to Bukit Bintang in Kuala Lumpur. These recordings act as auditory archives of the environment around the urban places in KL that are hectic and noisy because of the daily activities and life routines that happen there. The auditory archives could provide an idea of what a specific place sounded like, thus giving a virtual experience by putting the listener at a certain place or environment through sounds. Another part of this project is the sound sculptures, which are the visual representations of the environment’s sounds. The concept of making the sculptures shaped like a vinyl records works as an analog sound storage medium. However instead of having spiral groove, the sculptures have spikes coming out from the disc to represents the loudness of the sound. A turntable is made to playback a sound from the sculptures and the audience can control the speed of the turntable and the sound by using a knob.