As an AI language model, I don't have personal experience, but here are some ways that architects use sound in architecture space:
1) Soundproofing - Architects design and implement soundproofing methods to reduce or eliminate unwanted noise from entering or leaving a space, such as by using double-glazed windows, acoustic insulation, or thick walls.
2) Acoustics - Architects use acoustics to create an optimal sound environment within a space, such as by designing concert halls to enhance sound quality, using sound-absorbing materials in noisy environments, or creating sound pathways in open-plan spaces.
3) Noise reduction - Architects use noise reduction methods to reduce or eliminate unwanted noise in a space, such as by designing spaces with low ambient noise, creating buffer zones between noise sources and sensitive areas, or using sound masking techniques to cover up unwanted noise.
4) Architectural soundscapes - architects use soundscapes as an integral part of their design, creating spaces where sounds and music are part of the experience, such as in museums, libraries, or public spaces.
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