Architectural Acoustician
An Architectural Acoustician controls the sound environment within a building. This role is critical to the end-user’s quality of experience. Some of the settings requiring special attention to sound include schools, offices, hospitals, auditoriums, and even homes.
Education
The educational path to becoming an Architectural Acoustician is not clearly defined but generally requires coursework in both architecture and acoustics. Because of this, most professionals have a bachelor’s in both architectural engineering and architectural acoustics.