Acoustical considerations must be made front and centre in the design of a space for performing arts, multimedia or broadcoast purposes. Poor acoustic design can result in sound that is too loud, too soft, or distorted, which can negatively impact the audience's enjoyment of the performance, and can also make it difficult for the performers to hear themselves and each other, which can affect the quality of the performance. When designing such a project, we take into account factors such as the size and shape of the room, the materials used in the construction of the room, and the placement of sound-absorbing and sound-reflecting elements within the space. By carefully considering these and other factors, it is possible to create a performing arts facility with acoustics that are well-suited to the needs of the performers and the audience.

We have experience with all types of performing arts and entertainment venues, from small black box theatres, to concert halls, cinemas, rehearsal studios and music schools.