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Acoustic Analysis of Double Transparent Facades in Bratislava
Implementation of double transparent facades (DTF) into architectural concept of modern intelligent buildings is a well established trend of modern administrative building design. The Positive influence on acoustic comfort of a working place caused by this type of envelope construction is evident. DTF allow building designing in high noise exposure urban areas. Comparison of eight DTF from structural and acoustic properties point of view is presented in this paper. Results from acoustic measurements of buildings situated in Bratislava were analyzed.
Acoustic Analysis of Double Transparent Facades in Bratislava
Implementation of double transparent facades (DTF) into architectural concept of modern intelligent buildings is a well established trend of modern administrative building design. The Positive influence on acoustic comfort of a working place caused by this type of envelope construction is evident. DTF allow building designing in high noise exposure urban areas. Comparison of eight DTF from structural and acoustic properties point of view is presented in this paper. Results from acoustic measurements of buildings situated in Bratislava were analyzed.
Acoustic Analysis of Double Transparent Facades in Bratislava
Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 824 ; 288-295
2016-01-28
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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