This short video introduces a design principle for places of worship in Indonesia: aligning the experience of sound with the visual character of sacred architecture.

The ALTA Integra acoustic and audio systems team considers how room acoustics and sound system design can work together to support an auditory experience appropriate to the space. The aim is to connect what people hear with what they see, while respecting the building’s architectural identity and purpose as a place of worship.

For architects, interior designers, acoustic consultants, audio system designers, and worship facility teams, the video offers a starting point for discussing sound and architecture as connected aspects of the worship experience.

Part of the Herwin Gunawan Work video library, this entry reflects ALTA Integra’s human-centered approach to integrating architecture, acoustics, and audio technology.

Topics: worship space acoustics, acoustic design, audio system design, sound perception, sacred architecture, places of worship in Indonesia, ALTA Integra, Herwin Gunawan.

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