Noise and Vibration challenges in sport, fitness and gym facilities – Part 1: Site analysis
In sport, fitness and gym facilities, you find a lot of activities and equipment that create noise and vibrations. If […]
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Suspended acoustic rafts explained
Have you ever wondered what suspended acoustic rafts are and how they acoustically work? This page briefly explains: what suspended acoustic
Acoustic plaster systems explained
Have you ever wondered what acoustic plaster systems are? This post explains: What are acoustic plaster sytems? Advantages and uses
Design of music rehearsal rooms – Part 3: Other general design considerations for rehearsal rooms
Part 1 was going through the aspects that would make successful the acoustic design of music rehearsal rooms. Part 2
Design of rehearsal rooms for orchestras – Part 2: Some acoustic design tips
Part 1 was explaining what makes a successful acoustic design for music rehearsal rooms. Part 2 here dives deeper into
Design of rehearsal rooms for orchestras – Part 1: The goals for a successful acoustic design
When Atelier Crescendo asked Sir James MacMillan about how the quality of the music spaces can contribute to the musical
Variable sound absorption systems
If you are working on a building project with a large space, you might want to use it for a
Interview with Jonathan Berman – Part 2: Sounds and acoustics
MF: Do you also work on the positioning of the instruments depending on the hall? JB: Absolutely – for me
Interview with Jonathan Berman – Part 1: Presentation and recent activities
Marc Fuzellier-Hart: Hi Jonathan, can you introduce yourself and explain how you got into conducting ensembles and orchestras. Jonathan Berman:
8 reasons why you should engage acoustic designers very early on mass timber projects
Mass timber constructions pose particular challenges for acoustic engineers. This is why the acoustic design for mass timber buildings needs