The acoustic properties of a building have a significant impact on the ability of spaces within it to perform their primary function, and they can also provide a lasting impression of the overall quality of the building.
For example:
Our work involves the assessment of acoustic related issues within commercial spaces, schools, residences, industrial facilities and performance spaces.
With a pragmatic approach to mitigation and design, we consider and assess:
Pridham Hall is a contemporary educational facility which incorporates a large multi-purpose hall for graduations, functions and sporting events; multi-purpose playing courts for basketball, netball
Sonus was engaged to assist in the acoustic design of the Hyatt Pirie Street development. This development is located within the Adelaide CBD. The Development
The UNO Apartments in Waymouth Street Adelaide, is a 17-storey mixed-use building that brings together residential and commercial tenancies, along with affordable and social housing,
Park Central is located in the heart of historic Bowden, just a few minutes from the Adelaide CBD and directly across from the parklands and
The Merchant Apartments is a three-to-five storey, five star green rated apartment building located in the inner west precinct of Bowden, South Australia. Sonus was
The Adelaide City Library is located within the Rundle Place retail and commercial building. The acoustic assessment involved the challenges of acoustic separation between spaces
The $6.5M redevelopment of the State and Local Heritage listed St Peters Precinct includes a community hall, library and adjunct spaces located adjacent Payneham Road.
Park 25 is an $8 million multi-sports precinct redevelopment in Adelaide’s Western Parklands. The redevelopment process involved The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) with support
Positioned on the site of the previous Balfour’s factory within the Adelaide CBD, The Precinct is a significant residential development incorporating high density apartment living
The Ngaanyatjarra Media Centre is located 700km from Alice Springs at Wingellina (Irrunytju). It serves the regional Aboriginal community by providing a radio station, internet