Acoustic design shapes spaces to enhance sound quality and reduce noise, improving the auditory experience in environments like concert halls, studios, offices, and homes. Acoustic testing measures sound behavior, evaluating factors like Sound Transmission Class (STC), reverberation time, noise levels, and sound absorption to ensure spaces meet acoustic standards and are optimized for their intended use.

Creating a virtual or physical 3D representation of how sound interacts with different environments. It helps architects, engineers, and sound artists visualize sound behavior in spaces, enabling adjustments to optimize acoustics. This process enhances the understanding and control of sound, improving auditory experiences across various fields.

Building Acoustics refers to the study and management of  sound within buildings to ensure optimal acoustic performance. It involves Sound Isolation, Room Acoustics, Material Selection, Design Layout, Noise Control, Regulatory Compliance and Building Services Noise Control. The goal is to create spaces that enhance sound quality, support communication, and provide a comfortable environment for occupants.

Audio-visual design and stage crafting are essential in creating immersive environments in settings like home theaters, conference rooms, educational institutions and entertainment venues. AV design focuses on integrating sound and visual systems for optimal user experience, while stage crafting manages the physical aspects involving lighting, sound design, stage design, and technical direction for live performances. Both fields combine art and technical skills to ensure successful events.

Reverberation control and testing manage how sound lingers in a space after the source has stopped, essential for clarity in environments like concert halls, classrooms, and studios. This involves controlling sound reflections off surfaces to improve clarity, especially in environments where speech or music needs to be clear. Testing typically involves measuring the RT60, which tracks how quickly sound decays by 60 decibels. Shorter RT60 is ideal for speech, while longer RT60 suits music. Acoustic tools and software help design effective spaces by analyzing sound reflections and decay.

Study conducted to evaluate the potential effects of noise from a proposed project or activity on nearby environments and communities. They help decision-makers understand noise impacts and develop strategies to minimize harm, ensuring a balance between development and community well-being. These assessments are typically required for projects like construction, infrastructure, industrial activities, and land-use changes.