In Category
At 27 years old, Victoria Cerami was faced with a choice. Would she step up to purchase her father’s acoustic consulting firm? Here’s how the decision changed her life and became integral to the success and growth of the firm.
Safety Rest Areas form an intersection of culture and nature alongside the nation’s highways. Here’s how the award-winning design of Goose Creek SRA is refreshing travelers using SoundPly.
Known as the “House of Welcoming Waters,” Halepuna Waikiki is an oasis within the city of Honolulu. How did a decorative acoustic ceiling help turn this urban hotel into a quiet, luxury escape?
In recent years, new breakthroughs in acoustic materials have opened up fresh possibilities for cleanable acoustic surfaces. You no longer need to choose between clean and quiet. The latest sound-absorbing and sound-blocking materials are felt-free and wipeable for easy cleaning.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul airport needed a solution to control the noise produced by thousands of daily visitors in its most circulated route. Here’s how they did it using SoundPly.
There’s increasing pressure to return to the office, even as COVID-19 cases continue to rise in much of the United States. What can employers do to keep their staff safe?
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, workplace priorities are changing rapidly. To help your firm consider how these changes will impact office design, we’ve compiled a list of questions to guide your next steps.
The new Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Chicago is a work of imagination and vision, charming customers up five mesmerizing floors to sample barrel-aged coffee, liquid nitrogen-infused gelato, and coffee that looks like a science experiment. Here’s how SoundPly helped its designer overcome her greatest design challenge to draw people all the way to the top.
Adults over 65 benefit from specialized emergency care, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how SoundPly Acoustic Art Panels are creating a supportive environment for seniors in the emergency department of UC San Diego Health.
The Museum of Modern Art displays many of the world’s most thought-provoking masterpieces. But when patrons’ most visceral reactions were caused by poor acoustics, MoMA knew it needed a solution. Here’s how they solved it using SoundPly.