Design Criteria and Conditions
We get a thorough grasp of the client's requirements and preferences at this first stage, taking into account things like the space's intended use, the ideal ambient noise level, and any unique acoustic obstacles. In order to guarantee a knowledgeable and customised approach, this entails developing comprehensive design criteria based on industry norms and laws.
Volume Model
We create a comprehensive volume model that includes the space's physical dimensions as well as the complex integration of electro-acoustic components. In order to get the best possible acoustic performance, speakers, microphones, and other audio equipment must be placed intelligently within the spatial architecture.
Acoustical Surfaces of the Volume
We carefully choose and apply suitable acoustic materials to various surfaces inside the volume model in order to improve sound quality. This procedure makes sure that the materials are in line with the overall design idea and strikes a careful balance between acoustic performance and visual appeal.
Sound Source Location
In order to provide the best possible sound coverage and distribution across the room, we carefully position sound sources like speakers and microphones. This involves giving careful thought to how architectural features affect the way sound travels, with the goal of creating a well-balanced auditory experience across the space.
Sound Source Specialties and Location
We explore the special qualities of individual sources of sound and where in the room they work best. This investigation seeks to smoothly incorporate these components into the design in order to optimise their efficacy and improve the electro-acoustic experience as a whole.
Acoustical Simulation Results
We evaluate and interpret data using acoustical simulation tools in order to improve the design. Metrics such as Early Decay Time and Echo analysis are examples of insights that are vital in forming the acoustic design and guaranteeing that it is in perfect alignment with the intended objectives and performance requirements.
Results
As the final outcome of the acoustical design process, the results exhibit exceptional acoustic performance that was made possible by the combination of architectural and electro-acoustic features.
Executed
During the implementation phase, the completed design plan is put into practice, and the installation of electro-acoustic devices and acoustic materials is supervised. Thorough testing and calibration guarantee the intended performance after installation, and close coordination with specialists and contractors assures the precise realisation of the acoustical design.
