The auralization room was designed as a joint project between School of Engineering and Built Environment and the School of Computing of Edinburgh Napier University. The interior acoustic design specialists conducted the acoustic design of the auralization room, while the expert in computing provided the electronic systems. The room is planned to be used for various purposes, for example on the simulation of sound insulation of the partitions for proposed developments where the trial process is unrealistic under the real circumstances.
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