The acoustical assessment of the commercial spaces and buildings

Nowicka, E.

doi:10.1016/j.apacoust.2020.107491

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“…Sound connects with the quality of life in a place (Bernat, 2016;Bogusz et al, 2011;Hojan et al, 2012). Although sound is an invisible element, it is perceived by the users of the space unconsciously (Nowicka, 2020). Sound in architecture is a feature that affects the space both functionally and aesthetically.…”

Section: Soundmentioning

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Evolution of interior space design criteria on the quality of urban environment: Literature review

Şimşek,

Erkan,

Diker

et al. 2023

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Efforts to increase the quality of this environment have been going on since the beginning of the concern for shelter in the history of humanity. The main targets of the user, designers, practitioners, and decision-makers are to carry the quality of life, health, safety, and welfare of individuals and other living things to the next level. Problems have been identified to increase the function and quality of the space, spatial requirements have been determined, and researched, and some design factors have been determined to reach the most appropriate solution. The researchers focused on the proposition that the effectiveness of these factors before and during the design process would increase the quality of the space. However, since research generally focuses on indoor quality, the outdoor quality factors that are part of urban design are not clear. This work, was designed to evaluate the usability of these factors, which were determined and measured especially to deal with the interior, in designs at larger scales (street, neighborhood, city…) and to improve the existing. In designs outside the spatial scale, where almost all factors can be controlled by the relevant stakeholders of the process, the subject is approached through changeable and unchangeable parameters and their balancing. Studies on the factors determined during the process were compiled and their effects on different scales were evaluated as a result of these compilations. As a result of the evaluation, some suggestions were given. In the process of redesigning the space, selecting feasible suggestions, and incorporating them into the creation of the future physical space, using the suggestions as urban rehabilitation tools, and considering these interventions to be flexible and suitable for various factors are of great importance for the psychology of the users.

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Section: Soundmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolution of interior space design criteria on the quality of urban environment: Literature review

Şimşek,

Erkan,

Diker

et al. 2023

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“…Acoustic performances are often related to subjective parameters such as noise annoyance [4], and in the last period numerous regulations are emerging for offices and schools such as, ISO 22955:2021 [5], UNI 11367:2023 [6], UNI 11532-1:2018 [7]. Non-residential typologies are treated in [8], [9], [10]. In [11] a set of descriptors was proposed for acoustic insulation requirements.…”

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Acoustic outcome of refurbishing an accommodation building toward LEED and WELL certifications: guidelines for effective interventions prioritization

Fiorini,

Di Matteo,

Tarsitano

et al. 2024

Proceedings of the 10th Convention of the European Acoustics Association Forum Acusticum 2023

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“…Buildings around airports are very susceptible to aircraft noise exposure, which has the potential to trigger Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) [1,2] Therefore, in designing building around the airport, it is very important to pay attention to Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) to create comfort and prevent SBS [2][3][4]. In public buildings, especially schools, students as users are very sensitive to aspects of IEQ, especially if the school building is located near an airport that is exposed to aircraft noise [5,6].…”

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Acoustical and ventilation performance of school building near airport area in relation to Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ)

Gamalia,

Ekasiwi,

Samodra

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Buildings that prioritize natural ventilation have problems dealing with airborne noise. The Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) disturbance will be considered in the school design located around the airport. As a result, the disorder can cause Sick Building Syndrome (SBS). Thus, the aspect of natural ventilation and noise (acoustics) is a problem that must be compromised. This paper will report the results of measuring the IEQ parameters of ventilation and acoustic, indicated by changes in the ratio of window openings in an elementary school located closest to the airplane runway. The results show that the top-hung type opening with a ratio of the half from the maximum opening produces airflow and noise that still does not meet the IEQ requirements. Hence the aspect of temperature and humidity and CO2 levels still meets the IEQ requirements.

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The acoustical assessment of the commercial spaces and buildings

Cited by 18 publications

References 24 publications

Evolution of interior space design criteria on the quality of urban environment: Literature review

Evolution of interior space design criteria on the quality of urban environment: Literature review

Acoustic outcome of refurbishing an accommodation building toward LEED and WELL certifications: guidelines for effective interventions prioritization

Acoustical and ventilation performance of school building near airport area in relation to Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ)

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