In this current Covid era, we have become a lot more accustomed to the use of video-conferencing situations. Small room acoustics is becoming a major issue because small spaces can present acoustic surprises.
Have you ever wondered whether our Seclusif Acoustic Rooms really are acoustic? If you have, you’re not alone – we are asked this all the time.
In the fifth part in a series of posts about the ABC of Acoustic Design, we take a look at the principle of covering sound in the workplace and why the process of adding noise to reduce noise actually works!
In the fourth part in a series of posts about the ABC of Acoustic Design, we take a look at the principle of blocking sound in the workplace and the different ways that can be achieved through fixed and flexible partitions.
In the third part in a series of posts about the ABC of Acoustic Design, we take a look at the principle of absorbing sound in the workplace, the history behind the concept and why it is an effective acoustic remedy.
In the second part in a series of posts about the ABC of Acoustic Design, we provide a bite size overview of key terms, standards and definitions, and cover the basic principles you’ll need to adopt to create an acoustically perfect workspace.
In a new blog series, Creatif goes through the ABC approach to Acoustic Design.
Agile working – It’s all about letting people work how, where and when they want. Float, our agile moving panel system, is a great enabler of agile working in the workplace. Here are five fantastic examples…
Interior designers are therefore introducing biophilic design to combat urbanisation and reconnect people with nature.