Acoustic design across every sector

We work across a wide range of sectors where the acoustic environment directly shapes how a space is experienced. These include offices, restaurants, residential interiors, auditoria, stadia, education buildings, pharmaceutical and laboratory facilities, nightlife venues, airports, museums and exhibition spaces, healthcare environments, retail, and concert halls and recording studios.

In each case the approach remains consistent: acoustic performance is resolved alongside form, material and light so that the finished space supports both the design intent and the needs of the people who use it. Whether the brief is a quiet workplace, a lively restaurant, a highly controlled laboratory or a performance venue, the focus is the same — a considered acoustic result that feels integral to the architecture.

Office: open-plan workspace with timber desks and glazed meeting room
Stadia: concourse overlooking curved seating tiers and pitch
Airport: glazed concourse with planted seating island

Airport

Restaurant: dining room with pink banquettes and round tables
Education: library lounge with arched windows and bookshelves
Museum and exhibition: gallery with stone sculpture on plinth

Museum & Exhibition

Concert: arena with central stage and lighting rig
Residential: living room with curved sofa and arched doorways
Pharmaceutical and laboratory: lab bench with microscope and cabinets

Pharma

Healthcare: calm waiting lounge with curved sofa
Recording studio: control room with mixing desk and fabric wall panels
Auditorium: seating rows facing stage with timber wall panels
Nightlife: low-lit bar with pink velvet armchairs

Night Life

Retail: boutique with stone plinth and clothing rails