New strategies are increasingly being used in colleges and office training environments that allow the participant to choose their best way to learn whether by attending a class in real-time (in person or online) or watching at their convenience—or a mix of those strategies.
Category: Acoustics
Consider technology, acoustics, noise abatement, and lighting early in an office-to-residential conversion
Talk of office to residential conversions are everywhere these days. But these conversions aren’t as simple as they may seem — there are many engineering opportunities and challenges involved, and developers will be well served by having a full-service team in place before they begin.
Enhance indoor spaces through integrated lighting and acoustics
Download a free whitepaper on the integration of architectural lighting and acoustics to optimize the experience of a space.
Code compliance and early collaboration are critical for a monumental stair
The American Institute of Steel Construction’s (AISC) updated guidelines for the design of monumental stairs is just beginning to be understood throughout the design and construction industry. The best approach is to have the architect and structural engineer work as a team and discuss early on what are the important design features of the stair.
Architectural acoustics is key to clear speech
Good acoustic design helps people hear and concentrate better in educational environments.
Learning a Vocabulary for Acoustics Fundamentals
Acoustics and noise control design are needed now more than ever, but the regularly changing terminology can be confusing.