Sound Design of the Modern Office

In office environments, acoustics has a major impact on people’s psychological and physical well-being, and thus on performance. The main challenge in the office is to design a sound environment where both communication and concentration can take place at the same time.

Flexible Open Plan Office

Open plan solutions promote flexibility and communication. Acoustics are vital for the success of open plans.

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Cellular Office

Suitable for workers that require concentration. It is thus important to reduce the impact of sounds created around and in the room itself.

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Meeting Room

In a meeting room everyone around the table must be able to hear and be heard, making speech clarity a crucial element.

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Reception

The reception is a telephone intensive job, so the acoustics in the room need to optimised to improve speech clarity over the telephone.

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Printing rooms

Loud copy machines and printers are still very much needed in the office. These sounds need to be as limited as possible.

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Corridor

Office corridors are where numerous spontaneous meetings take place. However, sound from corridors must not disturb others.

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