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As a concertgoer, amateur musician, and acoustics consultant, I’ve had the opportunity to know a number of music rooms as both consultant and listener, and sometimes…
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[by Perry Artese]Around this time last year, our team in Philadelphia had a chance to wrap up a multi-year project for Rodeph Shalom Synagogue. It is one…
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I travelled to Indianapolis, my hometown, last Saturday for a remarkable concert performance marking the 30th anniversary of the Indianapolis Children’s Choir and celebrating the contributions…
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My first rude awakening to the fact of noise from video projectors came following the opening of a renovated executive education room at a prestigious Boston-area…
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April 16, 2007 may not be a date that means much to most people. For a select few, however, it marks an event that turned their…
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by John Lloyd “Classical audiences are old, classical music is older, and both are dying.” If you follow classical music, or even if you don’t, you’ve…
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From Facility Care Magazine: The advancement of existing hospital facilities often involves significant renovation plans or completely new construction and expansion. As with any critical service,…
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Does your work space have acoustics issues? Well, look up. Literally. When it comes to room acoustics and even aesthetic design, ceilings are key to commercial spaces….
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In the architectural acoustics community, the story of Wallace Clement Sabine is well known: he developed his famous (and eponymous) reverberation time equation based on research…
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