Smart acoustic design: Better room acoustics for more productive work environments
The modern working world is becoming increasingly flexible - with open office landscapes, changing work zones and hybrid usage concepts. However, the more dynamic the spaces, the more demanding the acoustic conditions become. Conversations, keyboards, printers - in many offices, we are constantly exposed to background noise. This is because our hearing is active around the clock - without a break, without filters.
The consequences are measurable: noise increases stress levels, impairs concentration and has a negative impact on health and productivity. At the same time, the requirements for standard-compliant office planning are increasing. Those who plan acoustic measures too late or not at all risk not only dissatisfied employees, but also expensive retrofitting.
However, the solution has long been available - and can be implemented efficiently, digitally and holistically. With Smart Acoustic Design, EDAG uses modern simulation methods to evaluate rooms acoustically before the first brick is laid. Instead of time-consuming trial and error, virtual models show which measures are effective at the planning stage - and which investments are worthwhile. This results in working environments that are quieter, healthier and more efficient.
Read our white paper "Smart Acoustic Design - Better room acoustics for more productive working environments" to find out how acoustic simulations contribute to the planning of productive rooms, what high-quality materials can achieve - and why good acoustics have long been more than just a comfort issue.
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