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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2023 · 35 MIN

Designing for the Other Four Senses, Part 1 : Acoustics

from Third Age Design · host Lori Pinkerton Rolet

As architects and designers, we're trained to think about the way the spaces we design look. However, the majority of people have five senses. This month we begin a special 4-part series: Designing for the Other Four Senses.  In Part 1, we look at the impact of acoustics on senior living environments with expert Nick Treby, Associate Director of Spectrum Acoustic Consultants in the UK, who has projects located all over the world. You’ll discover new ideas for designing acoustically comfortable, functional spaces in this essential episode. Guest: Nick Treby Spectrum Acoustic Consultants: Company Website Spectrum Acoustic Consultants: YouTube Channel Acoustic Ray Tracing - Wayverb Sabin Reverberation Testing - Acoustics Engineering For links to the resources named in this and past episodes, head over to our podcast page at ThirdAge.Design. You'll be able to pick up the transcript of this and past podcasts, too. And, while you're there, be sure to hit the Join Us! button to become part of our community and benefit from sharing essential information on senior environments...along with exclusive content!

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