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Providing Acoustic Comfort in Modern Design: How to Reduce Noise Transfer & Improve Sound Absorption

Providing Acoustic Comfort in Modern Design: How to Reduce Noise Transfer & Improve Sound Absorption

This paper looks at how these two issues impact both residential and commercial projects and available solutions to help architects and designers tack them.
Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

27 Jan 2016 1m read View Author

Noise is a growing concern for both residential and commercial developments, with Australia’s shift towards more medium and high density housing, as well as the open office design trend exacerbating the issue.

When it comes to improving acoustics and reducing noise, there are two main issues that must be addressed: reducing noise transfer and increasing sound absorption.

This paper looks at how these two issues impact both residential and commercial projects and available solutions to help architects and designers tack them.

Providing Acoustic Comfort in Modern Design: How to Reduce Noise Transfer & Improve Sound Absorption
Providing Acoustic Comfort in Modern Design: How to Reduce Noise Transfer & Improve Sound Absorption

Noise is a growing concern for both residential and commercial developments, with Australia’s shift towards more medium and high density housing, as well as the open office design trend exacerbating the issue.

When it comes to improving acoustics and reducing noise, there are two main issues that must be addressed: reducing noise transfer and increasing sound absorption.

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