Acoustics between “Engineering,” “Architecture,” and “Interior Design”: Crimson Publishers

Acoustics between “Engineering,” “Architecture,” and “Interior Design” by Naglaa Sami Abdelaziz* In Evolutions in Mechanical Engineering: Crimson Publishers_ Journal of applied mechanical engineering
Acoustic is the science of sound communication. Dealing with it could be through the usage of the devices to enable its transmission between the source and the receiver in question. Therefore, it is an engineering field. In another hand, acoustic is the science and art of the well-selected materials to enhance its propagations within the spaces. These materiality schemes, quantities, qualities, and locations, effect on the quality of the sound behavior within any interior, and then it is interior design tool to reach a well-designed built environment. Acoustic will never occur without being in a building; we need architecture to apply the acoustic. Hence, the acoustics field varies between the engineering, architecture, and the interior design. The following discussion will clarify the three sides that occurs in the acoustics study, its importance, and the applications to resolve to which side we should consider the acoustics.

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