Saidane et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Acoustic properties of two emblematic theaters in Algeria: The case of the National Theater of Algiers TNA and the Regional Theater of Bejaia TRBSaidane et al., 2024
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- 14181582299399235767
- Author
- Saidane F
- Benzineb O
- Chergui S
- Ciaburro G
- Iannace G
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Building Acoustics
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In this paper, the acoustics of multi-purpose colonial theaters in Algeria, those of Algiers and Bejaia, are studied to evaluate their acoustic conditions (suitability for music and speech) in view of their architecture's evolution. To do, acoustics measurements were performed inside …
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