Airborne noise rides pressure waves through gaps and thin assemblies, while structure-borne sound marches through framing, concrete, and piping with stubborn efficiency. Interrupting both demands mass, damping, and decoupling. We also chase flanking paths around edges, penetrations, and shared cavities, because even the smallest bypass can undermine otherwise excellent assemblies in dramatic, surprising ways.
Reverberation shapes the emotional texture of a room. Too long, and voices blur; too short, and space feels unnaturally dead. Balancing absorption, diffusion, and reflective surfaces tailors clarity for conversation, music, and rest. Precise RT60 targets, tuned by use and volume, support nuanced experiences, from intimate listening nooks to open living areas with lively, controlled warmth.