Lecture hall renovation within Crosby Hall, the University at Buffalo School of Architecture is part of the comprehensive program to refurbish and update the school’s facilities and bring them up-to-date.
The lecture hall is designed to fit 110 seats and two accessible spaces. Staged seating is integrated with writing accessories, a back wall, and integrated ceiling light baffles to solve the issues of the room’s poor acoustics.
Custom-fabricated back wall installation. All wood structure, fabricated in the schools’ woodworking facilities fits together to form acoustic feature wall designed to decrease sound reverberation.
Glue laminated writing tablet-arm fabrication process.