Privacy in Offices
Acoustic Privacy
Even if the walls are properly designed for low noise transmission, flanking noise through wall and ceiling penetrations and joints, or the ventilation system, can be a big pathway for noise transmission.
Sometimes tenant improvements requires re-designing the space dividing walls. We have consulted a veterinary clinic for reconstructing walls to contain the sound of barking dogs (~95dB) on the other side of a wall from a very quiet financial advisor building (~35dB). Another challenge was a high-energy dance fitness class that shared a wall with a set of quiet professional offices.
Do you have a similar challenge?
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