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Case study: Acoustic insulation for Perth’s latest towers at iconic Elizabeth Quay

Knauf Insulation’s acoustic batts were integral to delivering thermal, acoustic, and fire performance for the iconic Elizabeth Quay West development in Perth. Spanning two towers, this high-rise project required rigorous testing to meet stringent building code standards, ensuring energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and sustainability.

Resource | 08/10/2024

Case study: The BMW Showroom, Melbourne

Located on one of South Melbourne’s busiest streets, the BMW Showroom is a retail landmark. The Melbourne showroom was fitted out as part of a global pilot, redefining the BMW retail experience across the world. The large showroom space presented significant acoustic challenges due to the cavernous layout with concrete floors, glass, and other hard surfaces.

Resource | 08/03/2024

Case study: North Melbourne Primary School

Located on the land of Bunurong Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nation in North Melbourne, North Melbourne Primary School is an educational facility with a difference. The design needed to cater to the multi-functional nature of learning spaces while providing high acoustic performance, all without compromising on appealing and exciting aesthetics.

Resource | 01/03/2024

Building a better future: Decor Systems ESG handbook

The greatest threat to our planet is the belief someone else will save it. Our acoustic designs are purpose built using sustainable practices to reduce human impact and drive better environmental outcomes. We take pride in our innovative and future oriented approach, continuously exploring ways in which our products can contribute to buildings that benefit people and the planet.

Resource | 26/02/2024

Aesthetic acoustics: A guide for balanced design

In the past, designer solutions focused on style and aesthetics. Now, with growing awareness of the impact of the built environment on human health and sustainability, designers are prioritising one of the key parameters for a positive indoor environment: acoustics.

Resource | 22/02/2024

Sustainability eBook 2023: Autex Acoustics

In 2023, Autex Acoustics proudly sponsored the Best of the Best category, recognising outstanding sustainable outcomes, aesthetics, and innovative design. Access this eBook to explore the category's shortlist, delve into Autex Acoustics' sustainability strategy, discover Murdoch University's Boola Katitjin project, and engage in a Q&A with Autex Acoustics' Group Technical & Sustainability Manager, Aidan Hill.

Resource | 30/11/2023

Reducing noise in buildings: Design considerations for wall & ceiling systems

How we perceive sound in an indoor setting has a direct impact on our health and wellbeing. Among the most important design elements that contribute to good acoustics are walls and ceilings, whether they are blocking unwanted noise from entering a room or reducing the effects of excess reverberation within the room.

Resource | 28/11/2023

Acoustic design with aesthetic aspirations: Maximise creative possibilities with today’s product offerings

The majority of popular building materials used in modern architecture today, such as concrete, glass, and masonry, have extremely hard surfaces and limited acoustic properties that cause sound to reverberate and force users to speak louder in order to be heard. Combined with growing urban density and the popularity of multifunctional, open-plan layouts, modern spaces are becoming increasingly noisy and uncomfortable.

Resource | 24/11/2023

Case study: SEEK Global HQ, Melbourne

SEEK’s global headquarters in the historic inner-city suburb of Cremorne, Melbourne is a people-focused workplace situated in an ultra-flexible ‘contemporary warehouse’ setting. The new technology-enabled office reflects the company’s development as a globally connected tech market leader, their spirit of innovation and collaboration, and their driven agile culture.

Resource | 27/09/2023

Case study: Elizabeth Quay ferry terminal

In 2015, the waterfront suburb of Elizabeth Quay in Perth’s CBD received a complete redevelopment as part of a rebrand for the Australian Capital City. The aim of the development was to transform the promenade around the river inlet into an iconic area for the public.

Resource | 30/08/2023

Transforming dated rooms into modern spaces: Design considerations when specifying wall and ceiling linings

Beyond providing the basic functionality, good architectural design can enhance occupants’ quality of life with the right blend of aesthetics, design, technology, and materials. This is especially true in public and commercial spaces where people come to be inspired and rejuvenated.

Resource | 23/08/2023

Closing the loop: What role does the building industry play in creating product circularity?

The circular economy model, with its emphasis on keeping materials and products in use as long as possible, has the potential to significantly reduce waste production and resource extraction in the building industry. However, overcoming the industry’s predisposition to taking and wasting valuable resources will take a concerted effort from all stakeholders across the whole building lifecycle.

Resource | 17/08/2023

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