How acoustic wall art can help absorb sound Today’s choice of open-plan work spaces mean our working environments are noisier than ever. Although these designs may be more atheistically pleasing to the eye, they unfortunately create an acoustic environment where sound repeatedly reflects and reverberates off hard surfaces such as glass and concrete. As a […]
Part 5 – How to cover/mask unwanted sound in the workplace. Part 5 In a previous blog we reviewed, “What does ‘B’ stand for in the ABC of Acoustics?”. Here we examine “What does ‘C’ stand for in the ABC of Acoustics?” It’s an agreed principle of architects and designers, that an interior workspace can […]
Part 3 – How to absorb sound in the workplace and our related products. Part 3 Have you noticed how hushed the outside world appears after a snow fall? The tiny individual flakes of snow combine together to produce an absorption blanket to muffle the everyday noise. This effect is most needed in interior spaces […]
Part 1 – Over the coming months, we’ll be producing a series of blogs focusing on acoustic issues within the workspace and how they can be rectified. Part 1 Why acoustic issues in the working environment are so important Interior designer’s fondness for open-plan office layouts doesn’t look like it will end any time soon. […]
Part 2 – The all-essential A (absorb – capture reflected sound), B (block – stop sound travelling) and C (cover – mask unwanted sound) of interior acoustics. Part 2 The office layout of old is most probably dead as we see the rise of open-plan and innovative work spaces showcased daily in architecture blogs and […]
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