Sound Masking in Libraries and Study Areas: A Targeted Guide
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Libraries and study areas are supposed to feel calm, reliable, and focused. The irony is that they also tend to be acoustically complex places: hard floors, large windows, glass fronts, reading rooms with long sightlines, and plenty of people talking at once. Even when staff do everything right, the room can feel “too present.
