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.
Field RT60 measurement, acoustic modeling, and 90 fabric-wrapped wall panels installed across Country Club of Ocala’s great-room clubhouse — cutting reverberation from 3.5 seconds down under 1.8 to fix the dining and event reverb mid-tier Florida clubs typically face.
Custom acoustic wall panels and suspended ceiling clouds installed at WellCome OM Integral Healing & Education Center in Spring Hill — cutting broadband reverb from 3+ seconds to ~1.5 across a multipurpose hall hosting yoga, seminars, weddings, and live speakers.
Pre-construction STC lab testing across 8 light-gauge-steel wall assemblies for a ULI-awarded Chicago multi-family developer — proving Wall Blokker Pro delivered a +5 STC delta across every gauge tested before the panelized modular building scaled up.
About 100 custom acoustic absorption panels installed via self-leveling laser layout inside a South Florida 200–300 capacity live-music hall — cutting reverberation from 2.0 seconds down to ~0.8 across a 2-day install window, a 60% reverb reduction overnight.
How sanctuary capacity, ceiling height, and finish coverage drive whether a church supports both speech intelligibility and musical fullness — design criteria by seat count, platform geometry, and reinforcement strategy.
Pre-opening noise ordinance compliance testing for an indoor-outdoor Bywater music venue in New Orleans — Type 2 sound-level meter readings, L10 and Lmax baseline data, and a 10-minute capture plan prepped for City Council review under Chapter 66.










