18 September 2025

Webinar: Immersive Auralizations with Rendered Graphics

Watch our webinar showcasing our auralization update

Re-watch our two-part webinar from Treble, and featuring Jonah Sacks and Khaleela Zaman from Acentech.

In the first half, Treble unveils the latest updates to the Treble Web Application, with a spotlight on the new auralization feature. For the first time, you can easily display rendered graphics and Lidar scans directly in the auralizer as a visual overlay on your acoustic models, creating a far more dynamic and immersive way to present simulations. We also share other usability improvements and quality-of-life updates.

In the second half, Acentech present two real-world applications of Treble: the Warner Theatre Rehearsal Room and Mansfield Elementary School Cafeteria. These case studies show how Treble is applied in diverse acoustic design challenges.

Treble: Bringing 3D Models into the Auralizer

Dr. Alessia Milo - Senior Computational Design & Virtual Acoustic Specialist

  • Introduction to the latest Treble Web Application updates
  • Demonstration of the new auralizer workflow
  • Visual overlays combining rendered graphics & Lidar scans
  • Enhanced presentation of simulations through audio-visual integration
  • Additional usability and quality-of-life improvements

Acentech: Two building design projects using Treble

Jonah Sacks - Director, Architectural Acoustics | Principal and Khaleela Zaman - Senior Consultant

We’re excited to feature Jonah Sacks and Khaleela Zaman from Acentech whoshowcase two very different projects:

  • The Warner Theatre in Erie, Pennsylvania received a major building upgrade, including a new orchestra rehearsal hall with an unusual ceiling absorption system. A study of the completed hall helped us to understand the acoustical performance of the ceiling and its role in the hall’s acoustics.
  • Mansfield Elementary School in Connecticut was completed with a grand dining hall that was excessively reverberant and loud during dining use. We presented a listening study to the school leadership of recommended improvements, which helped them to make clear decisions and move ahead with a renovation.

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Meet the speakers

Meet the leading experts in acoustic design and innovation for an exclusive exploration of the future of sound. From groundbreaking projects to cutting-edge technologies, our speakers bring unmatched expertise, creativity, and insights to the table. Learn more about their work and vision below

Director, Architectural Acoustics | Principal at Acentech

Jonah Sacks

Jonah Sacks is a lifelong musician who brings his passion for music to his role as Director of Acentech’s Building Acoustics Group. He leads client management, programming, design strategy, and quality assurance across a wide range of building acoustics and mechanical noise control projects, collaborating closely with acoustic, AV, and MEP engineers to ensure top design performance. Specializing in auralizations and 3DListening® computer models, Jonah has designed acoustically critical spaces including conservatories, schools, theatres, laboratories, offices, and residential developments. As Acentech’s 3DListening® Services Leader, he oversees marketing strategy, client development, and industry thought leadership. An accomplished author and speaker, Jonah has presented at events such as the European Acoustics Association, International Symposium on Room Acoustics, InterNoise, Harvard University, and the Acoustical Society of America.

Senior Consultant at Acentech

Khaleela Zaman

Khaleela Zaman brings both her architectural and acoustics education to her consulting role in building acoustics design for new and renovated facilities. With five years of experience, she is involved in all phases of design and project management concentrating in the areas of acoustical measurements, room shaping, acoustical material selection utilizing 3DListening® auralization technology, and developing recommendations for sound isolation and mechanical systems noise and vibration control. She has consulted on a broad range of project types from performing arts and fine arts spaces to higher education and corporate/commercial buildings. 

Senior Computational Design & Virtual Acoustic Specialist at Treble

Dr. Alessia Milo

Dr. Alessia Milo is an expert in computational design and virtual acoustics with a PhD in soundscape perception. Her work bridges architectural acoustics, 3D modeling, and immersive audio-visual simulation. At Treble, she contributes to the development of advanced tools for spatial audio analysis and design, integrating perceptual research with state-of-the-art acoustic simulation technologies.

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