Acoustic design for a semi-circular auditorium, planned to reduce sound focusing while retaining the original architectural intent.
The hall geometry required careful acoustic treatment because semi-circular spaces can create focused reflections and uneven sound distribution. The wall panels and ceiling treatment were designed to improve listening conditions without disturbing the architectural character.
The design retained the existing space frame structure and respected the original design intent of architect Hasmukh Patel. The result was an acoustic strategy that worked with the architecture rather than covering it.
Service tags: Auditorium Acoustic Correction, Semi-Circular Hall Acoustics, Sound Focusing Control, Acoustic Wall Panels, Architectural Acoustic Retrofit
