Exploring Acoustics in Interior Architecture and Design
Delve into the world of acoustics in interior architecture and design, exploring the relationships between sound, architecture, materials, and human perception. Discover fundamental concepts, examples, and considerations for creating optimal listening environments within built spaces.
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ART 2640, Building Systems of Interior Environments Fall Semester 2020 Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:30-11:50 Online Matthew Ziff, Associate Professor M. Arch, Architect, NCIDQ Office: W 325 Grover Center E-mail: ziff@ohio.edu Acoustics in Interior Architecture
Concert Hall Acoustics Some of the questions that arise when design and acoustics come together: The human relationship between sound and architecture. Sound, noise, and vibration what s the difference? The fundamental relationship between architecture, shape, form, volume and materials. Acoustics and the design process
United States Gypsum (USG) Acoustics Matters Some of the components in the study of acoustics: Speed of sound, frequency, and wavelength. Fundamentals of sound propagation Sound Propagation, Representation & Measurement Sound Transmission mechanisms Sound isolation Acoustic properties of materials Noise and vibration theory and criteria Noise and vibration control from building systems and its implication on architectural design
Acoustic Bricks Acoustic issues in designing interiors: Fundamentals of sound in enclosed spaces Surface material and geometry sound absorbing, reflecting and diffusing properties Relationship to human perception sound reflection sequence, sound in 3d, reverberation Good and bad examples of acoustics in the built environment principles of architectural acoustics: how we hear and perceive sound both indoors and outdoors, what are appropriate criteria for listening environments and privacy, and how architectural decisions of layout, materials, room shape, and design impact what we hear in and about a space.
USG Ensemble Acoustical Drywall Ceiling Elbphilharmonie Concert Hall, Hamburg, Germany How Sound Works in Rooms
