Sound conditioning of rooms

A room’s acoustic atmosphere depends essentially on the design and the surface structure of ceiling, walls, floor and fittings. The highly reflective surfaces favored in modern architecture lead to an extended reverberation time, causing high noise levels that interfere with speech intelligibility.

Measures for optimized room acoustics aim at adapting the reverberation time to the size and use of the room, thus creating a pleasant acoustic atmosphere that people can enjoy: Speech is easy to understand and you can concentrate on the conversation.