by Susan | Jul 18, 2019 | case studies, Office and Commercial Case Study, offices
Co-working acoustics to boost productivity As the workplace evolves, more and more people are working flexibly – whether that be late at night, from a sun terrace in Italy, or in a specially designed co-working space. Clockwise provide the latter – contemporary...
by Susan | Jun 14, 2019 | case studies, Leisure and Cultural Case Study, Uncategorized
Visualisation of the MV Swift on Windermere We are thrilled to have a played a role in helping Windermere Lake Cruises Ltd secure permission from South Lakeland District Council to complete the assembly of its brand new 300 seater cruise ship on the shore of Lake...
by Susan | Feb 11, 2019 | case studies, Leisure and Cultural Case Study, Office and Commercial Case Study, offices
dBx Acoustics worked with architects Poynton Bradbury Wynter Cole Architects on this project which was funded by the Heritage Lottery. The work consisted of replacement offices and public interface facilities as well as a new control room, replacing the original 1961...
by Susan | Aug 8, 2018 | case studies, Leisure and Cultural Case Study
We helped The North Face secure a temporary event licence for their Pinnacle Project event on the roof of a multi-storey car park in the heart of Manchester. In any urban setting like this, an event has the potential to cause noise disturbance to residents and...
by Susan | Aug 8, 2018 | case studies, Healthcare Case Study
dBx Acoustics Ltd is delighted to have been appointed as acoustic consultant for Derian House Children’s Hospice’s ‘Fit For The Future’ refurbishment scheme. We are working with 10Architect and Scott Hughes Design to produce a cost effective...
by Susan | Feb 27, 2018 | case studies, education, Education case study, STEM
dBx Acoustics is delighted to be working with Stepnell Construction and Allan Joyce Architects on the Confetti Digital Media Hub at Nottingham Trent University. Construction is now underway on the £9.1m higher education building, which includes critical listening...
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