5 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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1. What It Does and How It Fails
5
1.1
Acoustics: the job to be done
1.2
The physics: airborne sound, impact sound, absorption and reverberation
1.3
How it fails: flanking transmission around a perfectly good wall
1.4
The vocabulary you need before you can draw it
1.5
Where this sits in the whole building
2. The Options Compared
5
2.1
The main systems, side by side
2.2
When to use which
2.3
Cost, programme and availability
2.4
Regional variation: how this changes with climate and market
2.5
Choosing: a decision framework
3. The Detail
5
3.1
Reading and drawing the standard detail
3.2
The junction where flanking actually happens: the critical interface
3.3
Corners, edges and terminations
3.4
Penetrations and how to close them
3.5
Tolerances, gaps and buildability
4. Performance
5
4.1
Measuring it: reverberation time and the sound reduction index
4.2
Moisture and condensation risk
4.3
Fire performance
4.4
Acoustic and thermal consequences
4.5
Durability, maintenance and service life
5. Specifying and Building It
5
5.1
Writing the specification
5.2
Coordinating with structure and services
5.3
What goes wrong on site with acoustics
5.4
Inspecting and testing on site
5.5
Checklist: acoustics
Acoustics for Architects
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