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CANKAYA UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE / DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
2016-2017 SPRING SEMESTER
INAR 326: ARCHITECTURAL ACOUSTICS
Assist. Prof. Dr. Papatya Nur Dökmeci Yörükoğlu: Office: 106/2, [email protected]
Course Day/Time/Location: TUESDAY/09:00-12:00/AMFİ-4
Overview:
This course concentrates on the basic concepts of acoustics and human hearing, behavior
of sound in enclosed spaces, the theories on architectural acoustics, and the basic
principles of noise control and acoustic comfort in buildings.
The objectives of this course are:
- To introduce basic concepts and principles of acoustics
- To describe the physical, physiological, and psychological principles of auditory perception
and the concept of acoustic comfort.
- To give an overview of architectural acoustics and environmental noise
- To explain the characteristics of spaces designed for effective listening, working, learning,
and other functions.
- To provide an understanding of the theories used in building acoustics
- To present the concepts and application of architectural acoustics in terms of acoustic
enhancement and noise control in enclosures.
At the end of this course, students should:
-Have gained an understanding of the basic concepts of acoustics, and auditory perception
-Have a comprehensive knowledge of theories used in architectural acoustics
-Be able to identify, discuss and resolve acoustical problems related to architectural
acoustics, and acoustic comfort.
-Be aware of the analysis and improvement techniques, as well as material usage and
applications relevant to architectural acoustics.
Reference Text Books:
1. Architectural Acoustics, M. D. Egan, Mc Grawhill Inc., 1988.
2. Design for Good Acoustics and Noise Control, Macmillan Education, 1988.
3. Concepts in Architectural Acoustics, M. D. Egan, 1972.
4. Architectural Interior Systems, Lighting, Acoustics, Air Conditioning, J. Flynn, J. A.
Kremers, A. W. Segil, G. Steffy, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1992.
Grade Breakdown:
Midterm I: %30
Midterm II: %30
Final Exam: %40
 Attendance to at least %70 of the courses is mandatory!
 31/03/2016 – DEADLINE TO WITHDRAW FROM THE COURSE!!!
Weekly Program:
WEEK
DATE
SUBJECT
1
14/02/2017
Meet/Greet
PRE-TEST ON ACOUSTIC AWARENESS
2
21/02/2017
Introduction to Course – Let’s watch effects of noise
3
28/02/2017
What is sound? Basic Principles
4
02/03/2017
How does sound travel?
5
07/03/2017
Room Acoustics: Absorption/Reflection/Refraction/Diffusion
6
14/03/2017
Building Acoustics: Transmission
7
21/03/2017
Building Acoustics and Noise Control Applications – TED Talk Session
8
28/03/2017
MIDTERM I
9
04/04/2017
Hearing and Perception
10
11/04/2017
Non-Acoustic Spaces: Public Spaces and Soundscapes
11
18/04/2017
Acoustic Spaces: Auditorium Acoustics
12
25/04/2017
Acoustical Measurement, Analyses and Modeling Techniques
(ODEON)
13
02/05/2017
Coping with Noise in Enclosures - Regulations and Design Guidelines
14
09/05/2017
MIDTERM II
POST-TEST ON ACOUSTIC AWARENESS