The design, shaping, and analysis of auditoriums, churches, arenas, performance spaces and public assembly spaces enhances the aural experience.
Acoustics are critical in the design of a performing arts facility.
The proper shaping, location, and selection of surface finishes within a room can create an environment, which is aurally, and aesthetically, pleasing. The interior acoustics, whether fixed or variable, are designed first to be optimized by the shape of the room for reverberation, volume, and brightness. Mesquite Performing Arts Center Mechanical Noise and Vibration Control - The control of mechanical noise is closely related to acoustical consultation. It is defined as the effort to eliminate the noise created by any mechanical system. Proper elimination of noise from mechanical sources, such as, air conditioning and heating equipment, motors, transformers, variable air volume boxes, air diffusers, air ducts, winch motors, elevators, and lighting equipment, and keeps a performance facility comfortable and relatively quiet.