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    This document summarizes an acoustic case study of the Sabra Auditerium located at Dilla University. The auditorium has a capacity of 598 patrons and features a southeast facing design with a tropical climate. The ceiling is divided into levels and covered with soft glass wool panels. The walls are made of brick, with exterior walls exposed and interior walls acoustically treated. The main stage is 3 feet high with a 13 foot proscenium. Six speakers are placed facing the audience and stage for sound. In conclusion, the auditorium is well designed for sound disturbance reduction, though carpets and more absorptive chairs could further improve acoustics.

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    This document summarizes an acoustic case study of the Sabra Auditerium located at Dilla University. The auditorium has a capacity of 598 patrons and features a southeast facing design with a tropical climate. The ceiling is divided into levels and covered with soft glass wool panels. The walls are made of brick, with exterior walls exposed and interior walls acoustically treated. The main stage is 3 feet high with a 13 foot proscenium. Six speakers are placed facing the audience and stage for sound. In conclusion, the auditorium is well designed for sound disturbance reduction, though carpets and more absorptive chairs could further improve acoustics.

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    This document summarizes an acoustic case study of the Sabra Auditerium located at Dilla University. The auditorium has a capacity of 598 patrons and features a southeast facing design with a tropical climate. The ceiling is divided into levels and covered with soft glass wool panels. The walls are made of brick, with exterior walls exposed and interior walls acoustically treated. The main stage is 3 feet high with a 13 foot proscenium. Six speakers are placed facing the audience and stage for sound. In conclusion, the auditorium is well designed for sound disturbance reduction, though carpets and more absorptive chairs could further improve acoustics.

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    Dilla University: Acoustic Buiding Case Study

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    DILLA

    UNIVERSITY
    ACOUSTIC BUIDING CASE
    STUDY
    SABRA AUDITERIUM
    Tesfamichael getachew

    SABRA AUDITERIUM
     Capacity – 598 patrons
    ACOUSTIC BUIDING CASE STUDY

     Form – south east facing


     Climate – tropical
     Topography – flat
     Purpose – college parking
     Facilities – greenrooms restrooms fire safty
     Connected with college by covered

    AUDITORIUM CEILING

    Ceiling is divided into different level

     Covered with soft glass wool panel


     Light and Ac duct are provided
    In the ceiling

    WALL AND FLOOR

     Walls are made up of bricks


     Exterior walls of exposed brick
    work
     Interior wall of the auditorium acoustically treated with
     a soft board
     cotton clause
     laminated soft board planks
     decorated with painting and murals
     stage floor is made upof hard wood and vinly sheets with wooden texture is provided in
    the house other areas is finished with granite

    Exterior wall interior wall vinyl floor hard wood floor

    MAIN STAGE

     Stage height is 3ft/90cm/

    Tesfamichael getachew /id 7267 Page 1


    ACOUSTIC BUIDING CASE STUDY

     Height of proscenium: 13ft /4m


     Wing space: 7 ft /2m
     Floor: wooden floor

    The surrounding walls of the stage are finished with acoustical material /wall fabric and wood/

    BACK STAGE

     all finish done with


    wood and wall
    fabric

    Wall finish done with wood and wall fabric

    SOUND

     Total of 6 speakers facing audience with the ceiling near stage


     Speakers were place at the edges of stage for performers
     Base tube placed inside the stage facing audience at center

    Tesfamichael getachew /id 7267 Page 2


    ACOUSTIC BUIDING CASE STUDY

    Conclusion

    In my view this auditorium of sabra is made in best way to improve the sound disturbance of the
    hall

    Critics

    they could have use more better absorptive


    material for the chairs and if they could have
    made more compact chair space to reduce the
    reflection back to the stage

    And the floor is wood as we know wood have


    good sound absorption power but it wood be
    more better to use carpets for the waking
    space of the seating area b/that part have fluent
    or by any time people use that way so in that
    case walking sound could disturb the person
    near by the walking place

    Good view

    the materials they have used on the walls are very good for the purpose that are made for And
    the ceiling wave like pattern to reduce the sound reflection is also good .

    Tesfamichael getachew /id 7267 Page 3

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