Reverberation control for superb gallery acoustics without stealing away focus from the exhibits
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For art galleries to be a public success it is essential that you consider the acoustics during the design process. Art gallery acoustics can often be poor if left untreated due to the hard wooden floors, and minimal furnishings within the large open spaces. When big groups, including loud school excursions gather together, the noise will reverberate off every hard surface, making it an uncomfortable place in which to spend time.
We have the perfect acoustic solutions with our SonaSpray range ensuring that the acoustic treatment within your gallery does not look out of place and detract any attention from the main attraction - the exhibits.
We have architectural acoustic finishes suitable for any projects from textured to the smoothest acoustic plaster available to ensure that you can have perfect gallery acoustics without design compromise.
(Pictured right) SonaSpray K-13 Special in white applied directly to the concrete soffit at Chisenhale Gallery, London.
For more information regarding our reverberation control range for gallery acoustics or if you have any questions regarding building acoustics you can call us direct on 01474 854902. Alternatively, please fill in our enquiry form via our contact us page and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Factory noise control artical written by D. Mack.
A large space like this project in the Colchester Visual Arts Centre would normally be extremely reverberant and noisy with its timber floor & minimal walls; but instead the feeling is more of a grand open space that is lined with plush carpets and soft furnishings after being treated with our SonaSpray fcx recycled, architectural, acoustic spray finish.
SonaSpray K-13 Special in white applied directly to the concrete soffit at Chisenhale Gallery, London to control reverberation for perfect gallery acoustics.
For excellent gallery acoustics, the designers incorporated our SonaSpray K-13 Special, a spray applied seamless one coat decorative acoustic ceiling & wall finish at 16mm in white for the main gallery area and in black for the cinema theatre.
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