Improve room acoustics for more concentration and well-being

Acoustically advantageously designed offices and workplaces help protect employees from negative influences such as loud noise or telephone calls from others. In addition, this allows retreat areas and communication areas to be separated from each other, so that optimal working conditions prevail. This creates a pleasant environment for employees in which they are not subjected to unnecessary physical or psychological stress. As far as acoustics are concerned, a precise concept has long been an important part of good office planning. However, according to reports from architects, good acoustic conditions are still sometimes neglected, even though they are crucial for the well-being and thus also the work performance of employees. In addition to the negative impact on employees and their dissatisfaction, this can also result in the violation of regulations such as the noise protection ordinance.