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Abstract The indoor acoustic environment is important, especially in educational settings where speech intelligibility matters the most. Traditional acoustic treatments are often criticised for lacking aesthetic taste and environmental benefits. This paper examines the effectiveness of a living wall in optimising the acoustic performance of an architectural design studio at Taizhou University.
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