The relationship between architecture and music has existed throughout history and can be observed in various aspects. The way architectural spaces are designed can affect the sound quality and auditory experience of a musical piece. The acoustics of a place, determined by its shape, size, and materials used in its construction, can influence how sounds and music are perceived. That's why architecture plays an essential role in the design of auditoriums and concert halls. The aspects to consider include space distribution, seat placement, the shape of the venue, and acoustics to ensure an optimal sonic experience.
Some architects specialized in this field have achieved iconic designs that have become reference points for music worldwide. The combination of architecture and music in the same environment can enhance people's emotional experiences. Both disciplines share elements that can mutually influence and enrich the way we experience both built spaces and music.
