The acoustic simulation of performing area in the auditorium: Some examples in Italy
The acoustic simulation of performing area in the auditorium: Some examples in Italy
The design of auditoria and opera houses requires particular care for the stage area, where several different requirements should be achieved for the performers. Among these, the acoustic quality represents a fundamental aspect, and it differs from the listeners' perspective. Moreover, the performing area in concert halls is often an important area for non-acoustic reasons, since lighting, thermal plants, etc. are often placed in this special zone, and should be properly designed in order to guarantee a high level of global comfort. This paper presents some examples of how to design exhibition zones in opera houses and auditoriums that show both acoustic and technical improvements, both in theory and in architecture.
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Free University of Bozen-Bolzano
Vodola, Vincenzo
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Vodola, Vincenzo
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Nastasi, Benedetto
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Vodola, Vincenzo, Nastasi, Benedetto, Manfren, Massimiliano and Merli, Francesca
(2020)
The acoustic simulation of performing area in the auditorium: Some examples in Italy.
Pernigotto, Giovanni, Patuzzi, Francesco, Prada, Alessandro, Corrado, Vincenzo and Gasparella, Andrea
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In Building Simulation Applications, BSA 2019 - 4th IBPSA-Italy Conference.
vol. 2020-June,
Free University of Bozen-Bolzano.
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The design of auditoria and opera houses requires particular care for the stage area, where several different requirements should be achieved for the performers. Among these, the acoustic quality represents a fundamental aspect, and it differs from the listeners' perspective. Moreover, the performing area in concert halls is often an important area for non-acoustic reasons, since lighting, thermal plants, etc. are often placed in this special zone, and should be properly designed in order to guarantee a high level of global comfort. This paper presents some examples of how to design exhibition zones in opera houses and auditoriums that show both acoustic and technical improvements, both in theory and in architecture.
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Accepted/In Press date: 25 June 2020
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Vincenzo Vodola
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Benedetto Nastasi
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Francesca Merli
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Giovanni Pernigotto
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Francesco Patuzzi
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Alessandro Prada
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Vincenzo Corrado
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Andrea Gasparella
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