Maestro SP’s primary application

Hospitality is heard, too.

Sound Performance for Hospitality helps businesses understand and manage the sound layer of their environments so it aligns with their brand, audience, intended experience and operations.

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Guiding questions

Does your environment deliver, through sound, the experience it promises?

Can people converse comfortably in the appropriate context?
Do volume, music and noise align with the operation’s proposition and rhythm?
Does the team know how to act when the sound experience drifts from what is intended?
Are architecture, suppliers and routines moving in the same direction?

Scope

A sound layer designed for operational reality.

Context

Reading the audience and the intended experience.

Diagnosis

Technical, sensory and operational reading.

Guidelines

Atmosphere, music, volume and zones.

Integration

Architecture, acoustics and suppliers.

Operations

Procedures and team routines.

Brand and purpose

Alignment with what the business intends to communicate.

Perceived experience

The environment begins to communicate before the first conversation.

In hospitality, light, materials, people and sound form a single perception. Sound Performance helps make this layer coherent with the experience the business intends to deliver.

Spacious, sophisticated hotel lobby with warm lighting — Hotels · atmosphere, stay and service

Contemporary restaurant with warm lighting — Restaurants · conversation and operations

Hotel lobby bar with warm light and natural materials — Lobby bar · rhythm and perceived value

The first step

Let’s understand your context.

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