Soundscape and the Built Environment
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Soundscape and the Built Environment

by Jian Kang, Brigitte Schulte-Fortkamp

Science Architecture
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Soundscape and the Built Environment considers the role of sound in architecture, urban planning, and environmental experience. Bringing together the expertise of Jian Kang and Brigitte Schulte-Fortkamp, it provides a focused introduction to the connections between acoustic environments and the built spaces people use every day.

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Soundscape and the Built Environment examines the relationship between sound and the spaces people design, construct, and inhabit.

The book focuses on sound as an important dimension of environmental and architectural experience, alongside visual and physical considerations.

It is relevant to readers exploring architecture, urban planning, environmental studies, and acoustics.

Written by Jian Kang and Brigitte Schulte-Fortkamp, the book provides a focused reference for considering how built environments shape and are shaped by sound.

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