Projects

Audience comfort during concerts is an important part of the overall audience experience. An investigation was carried out at the O2 Arena during a concert to determine the response of the stands and to check that they did not create too much bounce with real audience activity. 

Sustainable Acoustics wrote a document on behalf of Historic Royal Palaces setting out how proactive and preventative measures would minimise operational noise moving through the third run of summer events at the Tower of London.

The King’s Cross Central development is an ongoing 15-year construction plan coordinated by property developers King’s Cross Central General Partner Limited. A commitment was made in the Code of Construction Practice to undertake noise monitoring for the project.

Sustainable Acoustics were instructed by OXO2 to advise on matters of noise control from the venue known as OXO, which is located on the second floor of the OXO Tower, London.

Sustainable Acoustics was instructed to investigate the acoustic sound insulation between Floors 29 and 30 of Millbank Tower, as well as the capacity of the music system on Floor 29 to be able to reproduce a sound field that will not be intrusive to the commercial operation on the 30th floor.

The Cumberland Arms is a culturally important venue in the Ouseburn Valley in Newcastle. When a residential development was proposed in the area local to this venue, Sustainable Acoustics was instructed to provide acoustic advice to the Cumberland Arms, and competitor ‘Apex Acoustics’ advised the prospective developer. Ultimately, the efforts of both companies resulted in a technically agreed solution, which has provided the Council with the confidence to allow the development to go ahead.