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Detailing for Acoustics

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This unique manual provides a comprehensive set of constructional details, drawn to scale and showing how the best results can be achieved by correct detailing. The details are arranged for ease of...

The Architecture of Sound

By Duncan Templeton, Peter Lord

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Acoustic Design

By Duncan Templeton, David Saunders

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Acoustics in the Built Environment

By Duncan Templeton

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Acoustics in the Built Environment

By Peter Mapp, Peter Sacre, David Saunders

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Acoustic design

By Duncan Templeton

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Detailing for Acoustics

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The architecture of sound

By P. Lord

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Detailing for acoustics

By Duncan Templeton

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Detailing for Acoustics

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