Schools and Universities require proper acoustics in order for students to excel. Improper acoustics can cause speech intelligibility and make it difficult for students to understand what the teachers and professors are saying.
In cafeterias and gymnasiums noise levels can increase significantly due to so many different activities happening in a single space.
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Proper cafeteria design and layout should take into consideration what the room will sound like.
Typically these large rooms have hard reflective walls and floors such as concrete block and there is a need for noise reduction. Adding acoustical products such as hanging baffles or wall...
Proper band and chorus room design should take into consideration not only what the room will sound like, but also how the music in that room will affect the adjoining rooms.
Typically these large rooms have hard reflective walls and floors such as concrete block and tile floors and...
» Applications for Music & Chorus Room Design
Classroom design and layouts with good acoustics help students understand what educators are teaching and allows students to have a better understanding of the lessons with fewer distractions.
Proper design and layout in a classroom environment will add acoustical wall panels or...
The goal of noise reduction in gymnasiums and multipurpose rooms is to add sound absorption materials to reduce reverberation (echo) within the room.
Typically these large rooms have hard reflective walls and floors such as concrete block and there is a need for noise reduction.
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The goal of noise reduction in large auditoriums is to add sound absorption materials to reduce reverberation (echo) within the room.
Typically auditoriums and theaters have hard reflective walls and floors such as concrete block and there is a need for sound reduction. Adding sound...
» Applications for Auditoriums