ENVIRONMENTS
Whatever your type of space or work environment, we are able to serve your needs excellently
Board Rooms are possibly the most important space in a corporate environment because of the sensitivity of deliberations that take place there. Environmental noise intrusions can be a major disruptor of important discussions or such important discuss may need to stay within the fold of the deliberators. Whatever the case, we've got you covered
Board Rooms
A Meeting Rooms is the place to go to when teams need to deliberate on important issues that affect the company. Environmental noise intrusions can be a major disruptor of important discussions or such important discuss may need to stay within the fold of the deliberators. Whatever the case, we've got you covered
Meeting Rooms
Trainings and larger office teams meet in conference rooms. Environmental noise intrusions can be a major disruptor of important discussions or such important discuss may need to stay within the fold of the deliberators. Whatever the case, we've got you covered
Conference Rooms
The Office space is where tasks are carried out by the staff of the organization. Keeping the space tranquil is a major factor for delivery of targets. Environmental noise intrusions can be a major disruptor to delivering tasks or targets when the staff cannot concentrate. Whatever the case, we've got you covered
Offices
Big organizations such as banks and telecommunication companies have a large customer base that need one issue or the other sorted out. With a large number of customer services staff all responding to call-ins at the same time. It can me a market place situation. Whatever the case, we've got you covered
Call Centers
CORPORATE
Concert/Recital halls usually require sound proofing and acoustic solutions because of the kind of sound propagated within the space. Concerts generate very high sound pressure levels(SPL) and need to ensure the environment is not disturbed. They also need clarity of sound within the space hence the need for acoustics. Whatever the case, we've got you covered.
Concert/Recital Halls
Contemporary worship halls usually require sound proofing and acoustic solutions because of the kind of sound propagated within the space. The music generate very high sound pressure levels(SPL) and need to ensure the environment is not disturbed. They also need clarity of sound within the space hence the need for acoustics. Whatever the case, we've got you covered.
Worship Auditorium
Marquee tents are almost like open air. They hardly have appropriate walls and roofs that reduce noice intrusion or pollution. This facility is common for worship and ceremonial events which generate high Sound Pressure Levels. Neighbours around this facilities often times complain of noise. Whatever the case, we've got you covered.
Marquee Tents
Movie theaters and cinemas generate a lot of action noise from the movie and audience response. Isolating this space is essential. Beyond the soundproofing requirements, the space must have sound audibility so the audience can hear clearly. Whatever the case, we've got you covered
Cinemas
Home theater or cinema rooms need to be isolated from the ret of the house and neighbuors so as not to constitute a nuisance. Whatever the case, we've got you covered
Home Cinema Rooms
AUDITORIUMS
Music Studios used for recordings require absolute quiet and a flat frequency response within the space, to capture the best audio signals possible. Achieving this means a solid sound proofing and acoustics environment. Whatever the case, we've got you covered.
Music Studios
Radio or TV Broadcast Studios used for live broadcast require absolute quiet and flat frequency response within the space for the the best audio signals possible. Achieving this means a solid sound proofing and acoustics environment. Whatever the case, we've got you covered.
Broadcast Studios
Audio-Visual Studios used for prerecording require absolute quiet and flat frequency response within the space for the the best audio signals possible. Achieving this means a solid sound proofing and acoustics environment. Whatever the case, we've got you covered.