acoustics

Not only furniture influences how pleasurable it is to be in a given space. It's important to think holistically. That's why "biophilic design" is increasingly popular among architects.

How does cutting-edge research influence the way workspaces are designed? On Friday, October 5 (15:00 on the main stage in Hall F) Ilkka Kaikuvuo, co-founder and Head of R&D at Framery, manufacturer of world-renown acoustic booths, will share his insights.

During this year's NeoCon Fair in Chicago, Framery presented a new model of its acoustic pod: 2Q. It's designed with meetings in mind; in comparison with its predecessor (Framery Q), it has twice as much space. Coupled with a quiet and efficient air conditioning system, carefully designed details and LED lighting, it creates a comfortable environment for business meetings of 4-6 persons.

Belgians like football victories against Brazil, beer brewed in monastery breweries and... a bit of surrealism on an everyday basis. Perhaps it's because of those things that everyday life becomes more bearable.

With architects and project/facility managers in mind, Framery, Finnish manufacturer of acoustic booths, has created a set of tools which help to free office space from excessive noise.

In a world full of stimuli more often than not we need… peace and quiet. Acoustics in the office is something which attracts the attention not only of architects but also of investors and office managers.