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Sick building syndrome

Curing sick buildings can improve profits as well as wellbeing. As we spend up to 90 percent of our time indoors it’s important that the spaces where we work support our wellbeing.

Moving buildings

Beautiful architecture makes us feel better. The emotional impact of beautiful buildings can transcend the personal, even to the extent of improving the communities we live in.

Smoke kills more people than fire

Toxic smoke inhalation causes more fire-related deaths than do the fires themselves.

WELL Building Standard™

Video Webinars on Building types

Great acoustic design differs from a school to an open plan office. Discover our various webinar videos that dive into the different segment requirements in more detail.

A Grand Atrium at the Heart of a University Building

Rockfon Mono Acoustic connects and beautifies an atrium at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences while contributing to BREEAM "Excellent" certification.

Acoustics at Finland's Largest Mass Timber Building

Anttinen Oiva Architects designed the "next-generation" 23 000-square metre complex uniting offices and a hotel with a range of common spaces.

1960s Landmark Building Rejuvenated at the University of Strasbourg

Vurpas Architectes renovated "Le Patio" with the addition of classrooms and much-needed improvements in the environmental quality of the signature "Aula" amphitheatre.

Healthy inside

A good indoor climate is essential to health and wellbeing now that we spend up to 90 percent of our time inside.

An Office Building Guided by Dynamic Materiality and Visual Airiness

In introducing acoustic solutions to the building, HUS Arkitekter aimed to maintain the appearance of the structural concrete. Learn more from architect Kjell Bertelsen.