Every decibel
where it belongs.

Everything else can be fixed late. The colour, the furniture, the lighting, the signage.

Noise cannot.

Noise is solved on the drawings, or it is solved by opening up what has already been built. And by then the conversation is no longer about an acoustics budget. It is about a site at a standstill, a licence that never arrives, and an opening date that drags every other date with it.

It is a risk that is rarely on the table at the moment the budget is decided.

We measure before we propose. We model the whole thing — the building, the machinery and the surroundings, not just the element in between — and we hand over the predicted result before a single panel is bought.

If the number does not work, you find out while it is still cheap to change it.

Getting to that number takes an acoustic scanner, an intensity probe, in-situ measurement and propagation models. And 13 years of projects behind us.

When the tool we needed did not exist, we wrote it.

We work where acoustics is a condition of the project and not a formality at the end: chains rolling out the same model across many sites, large operators, venues where music is the business. Places where the margin for error is narrow.

Doing it right has a price you know from the start. Doing it twice does not.

Even so, there are projects we are not the right team for. If yours is one of them, we will tell you.

Tell us what you are working on and we will tell you how we would approach it.