AT Collections – Architectural Acoustics of Built Spaces
Each type of built space, whether libraries, hospitals, religious institutions, has its special acoustic needs to ensure the most effective use of the spaces. This collection of articles discusses such spaces. Additional material, particularly focused on concert halls, can be found at the collection: https://acousticstoday.org/at-collections-concert-halls/
(Prepared by Arthur Popper)
Measuring Sound Absorption- The Hundred-Year Debate on the Reverberation Chamber Method – Jamilla Balint, Marco Berzborn, Mélanie Nolan, and Michael Vorländer
Innovative Solutions for Acoustic Challenges in Tall Slender Skyscrapers – Bonnie Schnitta and Sean Harkin
Reflected Sound- Friend or Foe? – Pavel Zahorik and Matthew T. Neal
An Introduction to Speech Privacy – Can You Hear Me Now? – Kenneth W. Good Jr. and Neil A. Shaw
Teaching Architectural Acoustics to Students of Various Disciplines – Daniel Butko
How Room Acoustics Design of Worship Spaces Is Shaped by Worship Styles and Priorities – David W. Kahn
The Soundscape of Twenty-First-Century Libraries – Gary W. Siebein, Keely M. Siebein, Marylin Roa, and Hyun G. Paek
Simulation-Based Auralization of Room Acoustics – Lauri Savioja and Ning Xiang
A BRIEF HISTORY OF ROOM ACOUSTIC DIFFUSERS – Trevor J. Cox
THE ACOUSTICS OF FLOORS IN CONDOMINIUMS – Marshall Long
RICHMOND OLYMPIC OVAL – Marshall Long
FROM SPORTS ARENA TO SANCTUARY- TAMING A TEXAS-SIZED REVERBERATION TIME- Russ Berger
ACOUSTICS OF RECORDING STUDIOS – Marshall Long
CONTROL ROOM DESIGN- THE MONITORING ENVIRONMENT – George L. Augspurger
Archaeoacoustics: Re-Sounding Material Culture – Miriam A. Kolar
Building a Sound Future for Students- Considering the Acoustics in Occupied Active Classrooms – Laura C. Brill
