In any environment where voice or music reproduction is required, architectural design must seamlessly integrate with acoustic and electroacoustic planning. This relationship is inherently reciprocal: architecture must accommodate the forms and requirements of acoustics and audio systems, while these elements must align with the interior designer’s creative vision for the project.

This presentation will explore several case studies of “complex” environments, including historical and monumental spaces, demonstrating that such synergy is not only possible but often highly effective.