Historical buildings are an architectural form of heritage where unique aesthetic spaces can be adapted to host new functions. This is a case study of a national heritage building in Sofia, Bulgaria, originally built as a private house and atelier for a famous sculptor. The building is currently adapted as a cultural center with a theatrical performance hall, an exhibition/lecture hall and a small music hall. The spaces need acoustic corrections in order to provide adequate performance. Due to aesthetic and historical reasons, sound-absorbing panels should be designed and imported in the space in an appropriate manner. Room acoustic simulation software is used to locate the most effective positions of sound-absorbing panels, to reduce reverberation time and improve speech intelligibility.
Madzharova, Z., Kirechev, A. Acoustic adaptation of performance and lecture spaces in historical buildings. 2020 с. 583-591,.
Madzharova, Z., Kirechev, A. Acoustic adaptation of performance and lecture spaces in historical buildings. 2020 с. 583-591,.
Madzharova, Z., Kirechev, A. (2020) Acoustic adaptation of performance and lecture spaces in historical buildings, с. 583-591,.
Madzharova, Z., & Kirechev, A. (2020). Acoustic adaptation of performance and lecture spaces in historical buildings. Годишник на УАСГ (с. с. 583-591). 53 (Бр.3).
Madzharova Z, Kirechev A. Acoustic adaptation of performance and lecture spaces in historical buildings. 2020. p. с. 583-591.
