Why every professional masking system runs pink noise rather than white — how frequency distribution affects perceived comfort, masking effectiveness, and the right dBA target for open and closed offices.
Wall Blokker Lite assemblies plus acoustic modeling support for the $40M 731 St. Charles Avenue condominium project in New Orleans — hitting high STC targets on a replacement build for a historic concrete Mardi Gras ball venue without slipping schedule.
Custom art-wrapped acoustic panels designed and installed across CAN Community Health’s new Sarasota headquarters — pairing decorative photography with broadband echo control for the not-for-profit healthcare administrator’s open-plan executive offices.
Field-matched custom color acoustic panels printed and trimmed to fit inside Zasu restaurant in New Orleans — taming clatter and table-to-table spillover inside an intimate hardwood-and-drywall dining room without compromising the bistro’s design intent.
Fabric-wrapped high-NRC acoustic wall panels installed above the wood wainscoting in The Concession Golf Club’s main dining room in Bradenton — calming the tall-ceilinged clubhouse so members can carry a conversation across the table during dinner service.
Impact-resistant acoustic panels delivered and installed inside St. Paul’s Episcopal School’s gymnasium in New Orleans — analyzed, fabricated, and mounted on a fast-track timeline ahead of a high-profile dual-use athletic and performing-arts event week.
Wall Blokker Lite assemblies engineered and installed across the six-story Marriott-branded UF Health Shands Guesthouse in Gainesville — hitting the STC 55 guestroom-and-corridor target that Marriott standards require for hospital-adjacent hospitality.
60,000+ SF of Wall Blokker PRO membrane installed throughout a 101-room La Quinta Inn on Orlando’s International Drive — Wyndham’s first Florida prototype of its kind, hitting STC 55+ demising walls and STC 50+ corridors plus floor/ceiling assemblies.
Wall assemblies that hit STC 50 and above — staggered studs, double-stud, resilient channel, mass-loaded vinyl, and the field-verification steps that confirm a wall built to spec actually performs to spec.
Sound masking inside private offices plus fabric-wrapped lobby panels for Fifth District Savings Bank in New Orleans — a 1926 federal mutual savings institution upgrading speech privacy and reverb control during a full retail-branch renovation effort.










