Abstract
Façade designs are becoming increasingly complex, resulting in an increased occurrence of a façade generating wind- induced noise
which can be a nuisance for sensitive receivers. Despite this, wind-induced noise is often overlooked in the design of a façade. This
paper highlights typical wind-induced noise mechanisms and typical methods used to assess and quantify the potential for a façade to
generate noise. A novel technique is presented which was developed to assess the potential of a façade to generate noise. Application
of this technique to a case study is discussed for the Adelaide Medical and Nursing Schools (AMNS) project, a new campus facility
at the western end of North Terrace in Adelaide’s CBD.