Modern places of worship have demanding expectations for the acoustic qualities of a space. Speech clarity and quality are required for amplified sound, instrumental and choral music and for congregational response.

Religious centres have many functions and forms of music from traditional organ music to more contemporary amplified band music. Some worship centres are used for other purposes as well, such as conferences and family gathering and performances. Experience in places of worship is also extremely important for spoken word or congregational singing, and acoustics pays a large part in optimising these experiences. Acoustics will help achieve the right balance of performance and aesthetics.

The audience experience in places of worship is also extremely important for spoken word or congregational singing, and acoustics portrays a large part in optimising these experiences. Attention to acoustics will help achieve the right balance of performance and aesthetics.