Acoustics2

= Auditorium for 100 people =

The auditorium should be designed so that the sound can reflect, and spread throughout the space; must be free of interference and obstacles that could disrupt the reflection of sound, and also to avoid certain areas with concave shape like a wall or ceiling, because the reflection at that point may be excessive and cause a bad acoustics. It's also necessary to use absorbing sound materials, to find the perfect balance between reflection and absorption. For the construction of the enclosure used hard materials like stone or concrete, these materials allow the few thoughts of sound, and also use absorbent materials such as wool in the seats to prevent the distortion of sound when the room was not full.



The perfect example of an auditorium with perfect acoustics is the Aula Magna of the Universidad Central de Venezuela, by the architect Carlos Raúl Villanueva, who using appropriate materials, exquisite design and the fantastic clouds Calbe Alexander, is still considered today the site with the best acoustics in the country.

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