Tuesday / November 27, 2018 / 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Architectural Acoustics: Controlling & Optimizing Sound in the Built Environment
AIA Chicago, 35 East Wacker Drive, #250, Chicago
A discussion of the physics and nature of sound, as they relate to architectural acoustics in general and senior living buildings, specifically. This course will share details and use examples to cover design criteria, such as NRC, CAC, STC and IIC factors of sound control, for the specification of building materials and systems.
Our speakers are from USG: architectural services representative Stacy Craig and senior acoustics researcher Andrew Schmidt.
- Discuss the physics of sound and acoustical terminology
- Recognize noise control measurements and their meanings
- Identify acoustical issues in senior living buildings and their different areas
- Locate guidelines specific to noise control, as they relate to healthcare environments
Bring your lunch; beverages provided. This presentation is approved for AIA and GBCI continuing education credit.
