Multi-Purpose Utilisation of Historic Building Glass Atrium — Case Study of the Slovak Philharmonic

Beata Polomová; Andrea Vargová; Vojtech Chmelík; Daniel Urbán

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.899.605

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Multi-Purpose Utilisation of Historic Building Glass Atrium — Case Study of the Slovak Philharmonic

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This paper deals with an actual problem of covered historic building atriums in Slovakia and their adaptation to the new function concerning building physics parameters. The aim of this contribution is to quantify the parameters of the new covered atriums regarding the sound parameters. The executed measurements in selected atriums were compared with the standard values (reverberation time, flutter echo) considering their new function (cultural, social, health).

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 899)

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Beata Polomová, Andrea Vargová, Vojtech Chmelík, Daniel Urbán

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Adaptation, Covered Atrium, Reverberation Time

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