These Bricks Can Absorb Traffic Noise – Thesis Presentation on Helmholtz Resonators « Adafruit Industries – Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!


Noise is hard to avoid. Beyond being a nuisance there are tangible health concerns with constant noise exposure.

Joe Makes was looking for solutions for his Masters Thesis from University College London. Very interesting project combing design, 3D printing, and lots of trial and error:

I gave a talk on my Masters Thesis Project in Architecture focusing on Altering Soundscapes in Exterior Environments using Helmholtz Resonators in Ceramic Bricks to absorb Low Frequency Traffic Noise.

I recently graduated from @BartlettArchUCL at University College London and was invited to give a talk on my project for the Portland Maker Meetup Club in Portland.

You can see more :

Portfolio on the Creation of Helmholtz Resonator Bricks

Thesis Paper on Helmholtz Resonator Absorber Bricks

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