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Architectural Acoustics 

Architectural acoustics relate to the control of external and internal noise intrusion into the spaces; and design of room shapes and surface finishes to achieve the desired quality of hearing within the spaces.

 

Usually, a combination of solutions is necessary to achieve the design objectives for the spaces.  These include appropriate site selection, building orientation, room orientation, room shape, construction materials/systems, mechanical and hydraulic equipment specifications and controls, incorporation of room surface finishes and surface modelling.

 

Typically, facilities requiring consideration of architectural acoustics include: 

·     Educational facilities (schools, TAFE, colleges, universities)

·     Places of worship

·     Cinemas and theatres

·     Music rooms

·     Sound studios

 

 
   
   
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