Acoustic baffles are providing improved working conditions by reducing reverberation in architect’s office space
As part of the refurbishment of its offices in Leeds, HTC Architects has made use of acoustic ceiling baffles to reduce reverberation in open office spaces to improve the ability to have multiple use spaces and foster collaborative working practices.
Supplied by Zentia, the baffles were able to be supplied in the architect’s corporate colours and meet the functional acoustic attenuation requirements without reducing creative design freedom.
Installed in March, the baffles were able to successfully reduce reverberation time in the office space, provide privacy enhancement and allow effective collaboration of the building occupants.
Jonathan Newell is a graduate of Loughborough University and has three decades of experience in engineering as well as broadcast and technical journalism.
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