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- Concert Halls and Theaters
- Auditoriums and Conference Halls
- Hotels
- Offices
- Airports and Railway Stations
- Cinemas and Multiplexes
- Restaurants and cafes
- Sport halls, gyms, fitness facilities and spa
- Nightclubs, Karaoke Bars, and Bowling Halls
- Malls, Shopping and Entertainment Centers
- Education
- Industrial Premises
- TV, Radio and Cinema Studios
- Audio recording studios, rooms for listening, home theaters
- Apartment Buildings
- Private houses, cottages
Apartment Buildings
In the design, construction, and renovation of residential premises and buildings, a due attention should be paid to the issues of acoustic comfort.
In the design and construction of such facilities, apart from the issues of sufficient sound insulation between adjacent apartments and rooms, it is important to consider the presence of noise sources in the building, such as common areas, commercial and administrative premises, elevator halls and elevator machine rooms, service premises (ventilation chambers, heat stations, refrigerating centers, transformer halls, etc.). Noise from such sources can penetrate into residential premises of apartments and have a negative impact on residents. Ultimately, the level of acoustic comfort in the apartment rooms will affect the housing prestige and cost.
Key numbers
the required index value of airborne sound insulation by partition/interfloor structures between adjacent apartments
the required index value of the reduced impact noise level under the flooring of adjacent apartments
the allowable sound level in the residential premises of the apartments at day/night time
the index value of airborne noise insulation by structures partitions or floors, at which the highest possible acoustic comfort is achieved, whereas the level and nature of noise in the adjacent room no longer matter
Issues of Sound and Vibration Insulation and Acoustics in Apartment Buildings:
- vibration insulation of building foundations;
- comprehensive sound insulation of service premises and vibration insulation of engineering equipment installed in service premises;
- sound insulation of floorings from impact and airborne noise (from the floor or ceiling side);
- sound insulation of inter-room walls (airborne noise);
- sound insulation of interior partitions (airborne noise);
- sound insulation of common areas (access lobbies).
Interactive solutions map
Acoustic Group recommendations
Typical engineering solutions for sound and vibration isolation structures with maximum acoustic efficiency. The proposed structures were successfully tested in practice and confirmed their high acoustic performance.
Solving problems of vibro isolation of foundations and engineering equipment.
The Acoustic Project Design is an official document which is a special chapter of the project construction design documentation of the object.
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