Seamless 8×12-foot fabric wall acoustic system installed across Gulf Coast Bank’s renovated Metairie office areas — designed to reduce reverberation and reinforce client-conversation privacy after the remodel introduced hard cabinetry and reflective new finishes.
After-hours ASTM E336 field STC testing across key partitions inside Ochsner Medical Center in New Orleans — verifying AHCA compliance and protecting patient-privacy targets at the close-out of the hospital’s recent major expansion phase.
Custom-cut Zintra acoustic panels installed across WeWork’s downtown Tampa co-working location at BMO Harris Plaza — matched to the location’s luxury finishes to control reverberation in private team rooms and small shared office suites.
Acoustic ceiling retrofit at Luv Child in South Tampa — dense fiberglass paired with a new fabric track ceiling system tuned for intimate dining inside a space that previously operated as a hard-surfaced South Howard Avenue nightclub for the Ciccio Restaurant Group.
Lencore i.Net sound masking system with digital controls installed inside Bank of America’s Regency Square branch in Jacksonville — protecting customer-transaction privacy and lifting ambient comfort during the financial services center’s full renovation.
Roughly 40 custom art-wrapped acoustic panels installed across the sanctuary and lobby at New Salem Missionary Baptist Church in Tampa — restoring speech clarity in a high-ceiling parallel-walled worship space that had been amplifying every reflection.
Speaker placement, spacing, and tuning for masking systems — plenum versus direct-field, 15-ft-on-center math, dBA targets by space type, wiring and zoning details, and the install mistakes that produce hot spots.
The placement rules that make panels actually work — spread versus stack, mount-height windows, first-reflection points, coverage targets, and when to switch from wall panels to ceiling clouds or baffles.
Lobby reverberation control for GEMLUX’s marine-hardware headquarters in Jacksonville — wall and ceiling acoustic panels with fabric finishes calming the expansive tile-and-glass entrance for daily operations and high-profile corporate event use.
Ceiling-mounted acoustic clouds and perimeter wall panels installed throughout the Taoist Tai Chi Society of the USA’s new 20,000 SF Dunedin headquarters — calming echo across concrete-floored open studio space dedicated to group internal-arts instruction.










