Although the space is stationary with its physical dimensions, it should be designed to act in a way that supports the function (training given). For the training to continue without interruption and disruption and to be of high quality, physical comfort conditions must be provided. Acoustic comfort is one of these physical comfort conditions. Auditory requirements are called acoustic comfort conditions to provide the physical and psychological auditory space required by humans while performing the specified function in a space. For good acoustic comfort in educational spaces, the noise should be at a minimum level and the ambient noise should show a minimum increase to avoid reverberation. Long-term lessons are not possible in classrooms with acoustic defects. Architecture workshops are special-function training venues where various learning styles that host formal and informal activities can take place together and sometimes simultaneously. In this study, the YADYO Workshops of the architecture department of Çukurova University were evaluated by considering the acoustic comfort conditions that architecture workshops should have.