Hotel lobbies and banquet halls often look acoustically impressive on paper because of their size and architectural finishes, but those same characteristics can create serious
Restaurants are one of the few commercial spaces where clients actually want some noise. They want the energy, the buzz and the feeling of a
Walk through most new hospital buildings before the acoustic work is done, and they all sound the same. They are hard, bright, and loud in
‘Just give us the loudest room in the building, and we’ll tell you what’s actually needed.’ That’s usually how these calls start. Nobody asks for
We get this question in some form on almost every commercial project brief now: not what ceiling tile looks good, but what other architects are
A 200-seat office sits right in that awkward middle zone: too big for a couple of wall panels to fix, but usually too small to
Somewhere on the list of every commercial renovation gone sideways, there’s usually a ceiling decision that was made too fast. We’ve been called in to
Ceiling systems are one of those decisions that can have a surprisingly big impact on both the look and performance of an office, so it’s
When acoustic panels are specified for an interior, it’s tempting to start with the finish, colour or pattern. After working across ceiling and acoustic projects
When you’re choosing acoustic panels for an office, it’s surprisingly easy to focus on the part that looks good in a mood board and overlook
