Room Acoustic Design

The way sound behaves and affect the people in the room depends heavily on the room geometrie and placement of absorption material. Find out what acoustic room type you are working on.

Choosing the right sound absorption

Using absoprtion class A means that less material is needed and quality of teaching, working and healing is optimised.

Acoustic design with wall panels and acoustical islands

A fully covered absorbing ceiling is the preferred solution for placement of sound absorption material. Sometimes, the design might require additional or alternative solutions.

Support sound teaching and learning

School acoustics influence teaching, learning and behaviour in learning environments.

How to care for healthcare premises

What makes a hospital room a great place to work in or to be cared for?

Profit from office acoustics

An efficient workplace requires a good sound environment. Here is the guide to Sound Design of the Modern Office.

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