Acoustics · Sound isolation · AV
The room is part of the system.
Acoustic design, sound isolation and AV integration for spaces where sound matters.
AV integrator, architect or designer? You bring the system. We engineer the room.
Work with usOur approach
Sound isn't just what comes from the speaker. The room shapes what you hear.
A room's size, its surfaces and what's behind its walls decide how a system sounds. We design how a room sounds first, then fit the equipment to it — not the other way round.
- 01RoomDimensions, structure, use
- 02AcousticsHow the room behaves
- 03IsolationWhat gets in and out
- 04LoudspeakersChosen and placed for the room
- 05CalibrationSystem tuned to the space
- 06ExperienceWhat you actually hear
What we engineer
Acoustics first. Everything else follows.
Core discipline
Acoustics
Design, treatment, modelling and measurement — absorption, diffusion, bass management and reverberation, decided before anything is built.
Core discipline
Sound isolation
Walls, floors, ceilings, doors and HVAC built to keep sound in — and out.
Proof
Measurement & verification
We measure before we design, and again after we build.
Home theatres
Professional spaces
AV integration
Acoustic engineering
Designed by science.
Every room behaves differently. We analyse the room, define the acoustic objectives, design the treatment and verify the result.
- Acoustic modelling
- RT60
- Frequency response
- Room modes
- Absorption
- Diffusion
- Bass management
- Treatment drawings
- Measurement
- Verification
Standing waves between two walls
IllustrationAt low frequencies, sound bouncing between parallel walls forms fixed patterns of high and low pressure. A seat at a peak hears too much bass; a seat at a null hears too little. We predict these patterns from the room's dimensions before choosing seat and subwoofer positions.
Spaces we engineer
Residential and professional rooms.
Home theatres
Dedicated rooms designed around the screen, the seats and the system.
Auditoriums
Speech clarity and even coverage for every seat.
Conference rooms
Rooms where people and microphones hear each other clearly.
Studios
Accurate monitoring and isolation from the outside world.
Screening rooms
Reference playback for review and critical viewing.
Other professional spaces
Any room where sound quality or privacy matters.
Selected work
Projects
Sound isolation
Keep sound where it belongs.
Treatment controls how a room sounds inside. Isolation stops sound travelling in or out. It is built into the structure — and it fails at the weakest path.
- MassHeavier layers block more sound
- DecouplingBreak the solid path between surfaces
- DampingTurn vibration into heat
- AbsorptionFill cavities to stop resonance
- Flanking pathsSound that goes around the wall
- Doors, HVAC & structureThe usual weak points
How we work
From brief to verified result.
- 01
Brief
Goals, room, budget and constraints.
Scope note - 02
Measure
Site survey and baseline readings.
Survey - 03
Model
Predict modes, reverberation and coverage.
Model report - 04
Design
Treatment, isolation and speaker layout.
Drawings - 05
Build
Site coordination and inspection.
Site checks - 06
Calibrate
The system tuned to the room.
Settings file - 07
Verify
Measure again against targets.
Verification report
For AV integrators
You bring the system. We engineer the room.
We join your project as the acoustic engineer. Your client, your system and your brands stay yours — we design the room they go into and verify it performs.
- AV integrators
- Architects
- Interior designers
- Contractors
- Project managers
- Consultants
- 01Acoustic consultation
- 02Acoustic modelling
- 03Acoustic treatment design
- 04Sound isolation
- 05Acoustic drawings
- 06Material specification
- 07Speaker–room integration
- 08Subwoofer integration
- 09Measurement & verification
- 10Calibration support
Equipment
We specify and supply equipment as part of an engineered system.
We choose equipment for the room, the acoustic targets and the system — not by brand.
Start a project
Ready to create a better listening space?
Tell us about the room — what it's for, its size and where the project is. We'll reply with the right next step.