Sound limiting acoustic shell using a hanging acoustic canopy
OwnerBenjamin SLOTZNICKinventor
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Abstract
A temporary building structure is provided. The temporary building structure includes a top wall and an opposing floor surface covered by the top wall. The top wall and the floor surface define a first building area and a second building area. The first building area includes a floor surface configured to receive a sound source. The structure further includes a portable sound limiting acoustic shell including an acoustic canopy covering at least a portion of the first building area in which the sound source is positioned. The acoustic canopy is positioned proximate the floor surface, such that the acoustic canopy concentrates sound generated by the sound source within the first building area and isolates the generated sound from the second building area.
Claims20
A temporary building structure comprising:
- a top wall and an opposing floor surface covered by the top wall, the top wall and the floor surface defining a first building area and a second building area, the first building area having a floor surface configured to receive a sound source;
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- a portable sound limiting acoustic shell including an acoustic canopy covering at least a portion of the first building area which is configured to receive the sound source, the acoustic canopy being positioned proximate the floor surface such that the acoustic canopy concentrates sound generated by the sound source within the first building area and isolates the generated sound from the second building area.
A portable sound limiting acoustic shell including an acoustic canopy made of a flexible fabric material, the acoustic canopy being configured to be removably secured within a temporary building structure proximate a floor surface thereof, such that the acoustic canopy concentrates sound generated under the acoustic canopy and isolates the generated sound from a remainder of the temporary building structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.