Articles Tagged with ''acoustics ''

As schools and universities rethink what their campuses need to offer in an AI-driven world, two experts from Carnegie discuss how surfaces, acoustics, and material choices play a defining role in making those spaces work.

Walls influence more than structure and sound. They quietly shape how a building feels to the people who use it: how it sounds, how the air smells, how a child with asthma sleeps at night, how a worker feels finishing the day. Insulation is part of that story.

Between 2019 and 2025, a design team comprising gmp · Architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners and bbp : architekten developed the project as a conceptual continuation of the existing building.

Neurodiversity-affirming design expands optionality within the learning environment and the ability to adapt to a user’s sensory balance from day one.

Armstrong World Industries, Inc. now offers DYNAMAX LT Structural Ceilings.

After a comprehensive renovation, the Marshall N. White Community Center, a two-story, 68,000-square-foot building honors its namesake’s legacy and offers a vibrant hub with a wide range of recreational, educational and social programs for all ages.

This first Fitwel data partnership will directly integrate Awair Omni’s commercial-grade IAQ sensor data with Fitwel's certification platform, enabling performance-based verification of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) strategies while significantly reducing the documentation burden on building owners and operators.

The Just label is a voluntary disclosure tool that measures an organization’s commitments across 21 indicators in areas such as diversity, inclusion, pay equity, employee well-being, and community stewardship.

Armstrong has acquired Canadian wood acoustical ceiling and wall systems manufacturer Geometrik Manufacturing Inc. to expand its wood product portfolio and strengthen its presence in North America.