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Jerry Christoff played an integral part of the Seattle Opera House design in the early 1960s. An overview of the acoustic design elements for this space was published in 1964 in a paper co-authored with Paul Veneklasen. Many of the concepts presented in this paper, like reverberance, clarity, and envelopment, still influence acoustical design today. We will highlight the key points from this paper and share anecdotes from Jerry’s career.
Jennifer Levins (Fri,) studied this question.