FAQ About The Impact of Architectural Acoustics on Cultural Spaces
What are reverberation and echo, and why are they important in architectural acoustics?
Reverberation is the persistence of sound in a space after the original sound is produced, caused by sound waves reflecting off surfaces. Echo, a distinct but related phenomenon, occurs when sound waves reflect clearly enough to be perceived as a repetition of the sound. Both are crucial in architectural acoustics as they can affect sound clarity and quality, making it necessary to manage them efficiently in cultural spaces for optimal auditory experiences.
