Invisible acoustic design for minimalist boutiques
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Illustrative worked example. Same brief as the written case study this episode is drawn from -- a realistic room run through Echo, not an account of a named past client. Read it in full: A boutique treated without visible acoustic panels.
Episode notes
An illustrative example: a boutique sales floor with polished concrete, painted brick and a full-height mirror wall, where till-point speech clarity was suffering.
The brief ruled out the mirror wall and anything that looked like a conventional acoustic panel. The decision: framed fabric panels disguised as artwork, a wool rug in the fitting-room seating area and ceiling baffles tucked into the existing exposed services.
Generated from these AcoustaPLOT Echo pages, and fact-checked against them before publishing.
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