Sound atmosphere
Perceived quality and intended experience.
The discipline
Every environment has a sonic signature. The question is whether it happens by chance or is understood, planned and managed in accordance with human experience and the purpose of the space.
Why it exists
Sound Performance systematically, processually and progressively organizes — based on real-world facts, evidence and experience — the parameters required for the desired Sound Performance, from projects in development to established environments.
The starting point is not equipment. It is the person in the environment: whoever arrives, works, converses, serves, rests or stays.
What it brings together
Perceived quality and intended experience.
The ability to converse comfortably.
Suitability for people, activity and length of stay.
Routines and decisions that sustain the experience.
The ability to remain coherently.
The reading of coherence and perceived quality.
Primary application
Sound Performance for Hospitality.
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