Acoustics in Transportation Hubs (from interiors+sources)

Oct. 10, 2018

Historically, transportation hubs have architecturally been grand, awe-inspiring places with very large, tall spaces and, therefore, very large air volumes. Today, with the proper mindset and knowledge of materials, an urban transportation hub designer can simultaneously achieve a sense of grandeur and intimacy, acoustically.

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