Very rarely do two recording studios or media facilities (audio, video, radio, etc.) end up being the same in terms of architectural/acoustical design. This brief paper is an attempt to identify how some varying architectural and programmatic requirements contribute to this seemingly never ending universe of varying architectural/acoustical designs. Architectural differences in facilities will naturally make designs different.
Author:
Storyk, John M.
Affiliation:
John M. Storyk, Inc., New York, NY
AES Convention:
87 (October 1989)
Paper Number:
2880
Publication Date:
October 1, 1989
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