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As a growing body of evidence reveals the damaging impacts of noise pollution, it’s important that we respond. Good acoustic designs that absorb sound help professionals and students to think and talk more easily, and at the same time create better environments for learning and healing.
Not all noise is bad, as any lover of loud music would agree. But unwanted noise, otherwise known as noise pollution, poses a real threat to human health and wellbeing.
Noise pollution is an unseen threat to our well-being. This article discusses causes, effects, and possible solutions to minimise the impacts of noise exposure.
A dining experience should be memorable and enjoyable. If you’ve ever left a restaurant feeling irritated or exhausted, you have experienced how noise in a restaurant plays a big role in the experience.
In 1911, the French otolaryngologist Étienne Lombard published an article outlining a mysterious vocal phenomenon.
Be inspired when Utrecht University’s cognitive science professor Stefan van der Stigchel gives a webinar about 'Noise and Acoustics in large offices’.
With most of our time — around 20 hours per day — spent indoors, building air quality has a significant impact on our well-being.
A Danish research institute combines natural materials, natural light and an acoustic ceiling to create the perfect indoor climate.
Our article defines that good acoustics is essential for well-being and green building schemes otherwise noise pollution can become the next big health crisis.
Rockfon acoustic solutions and suspended ceilings are perfect for reducing noise pollution in indoor spaces.
We provide customers with a complete acoustic ceiling system offering, combining sound absorbing ceiling tiles and wall panels with suspension grid systems and accessories.
