This thesis project aims to investigate the integration of Virtual Reality (VR) technologies for the creation of immersive acoustic environments, focusing on a conference hall in the historical building of the Egyptian Museum of Turin. The study arises from ongoing research at the Department of Energy (DENERG) at Politecnico di Torino, which employs VR to reproduce complex acoustic scenarios using 360° audiovisual recordings and simulations. Measurements conducted in the conference room highlighted acoustic issues in terms of speech intelligibility, which is the main thing to guarantee in environments intended for listening. To correct problems found within the room, an acoustic correction project was started, leading to the design of two solutions: one that is limited to an acoustic treatment without visually altering the existing spaces, and the other one that involves the installation of some acoustic baffles that visually enhance the room.