Acoustic interiors

The Village by CA is a business accelerator that connects startups with large companies, ETIs and SMEs. It helps startups to grow and develop as close as possible to its 40 corporate partners (Naval Group, IBM, PSA, Capgemini...) in an open-innovation logic. ERG Architecture has chosen Green Blade® acoustics for a sustainable and elegant design in the auditorium guaranteeing excellent acoustics for presentations, pitch, and musicians speaking in the Village.    More

Soundtect was invited to find a solution for the atrium area for the refurbishment of Trip Advisor's HQ in Soho Square which was designed by freelance creative director Sam Ransom for GTA Interiors. This glass walled, high ceilinged area was incredibly reverberant and need a special solution to not only tackle the sound, but work with the highly creative design of the whole fit-out. Soundtect suggest using a wall feature to absorb the sound and create a stunning feature on this 11m high wall. Soundtect Fins were created especially for this project and we worked together with the designers to finalise a layout that worked with the space and provided the necessary absorption. The result was an eye-catching sound absorbing feature based at t... More

A new build two storey primary care medical centre and integrated Pharmacy. The scheme was to create a space both inside and out that was contemporary and engaging for the service users. The client’s vision was to pay homage to Barnsley's historic mining community which is reflected in the choice of materials both inside and out. The heavily contrasting external materials of dark anthracite cladding with white sparkling block work are reflected back within the interiors. Bold geometric shapes are used throughout the scheme referencing shapes found in geologic materials. Hexagonal forms were used for the children’s built in feature seating and also within the Soundtect Freestyle acoustic panels which meant contemporary Artwork... More

The Empire Riverside Hotel and the “Brauhaus”, an office and business complex, is located in the centre of Hamburg on industrial land formerly occupied by the Bavaria brewery. The buildings lie between two widely divergent areas of the city: to the east are striking townhouses, commercial buildings and banks, and to the north and west, provincial St Pauli with its preponderance of four- and five-storey buildings built in the 19th century. Both the facade and the interior were designed by Berlin-based David Chipperfield Architects.The building complex is made up of three structures: The 327-room hotel consists of a tower over an L-shaped low-rise section which is adjacent to the “Brauhaus”. The space between the Brauhaus and the low-rise par... More