Acoustic upgrades inside Florida’s oldest operating county courthouse — ACT and stretched fabric wall panels lifting courtroom speech clarity during a full third-floor renovation without disturbing the historic Osceola County interior.
Doors are the weakest acoustic link in most walls — why hollow cores leak as much as open vents, what a real door upgrade looks like (seals, sweep, mass, threshold), and the targets that make it worth the spend.
Custom stretched fabric wall systems wrapping Pier Sixty-Six Hotel’s grand ballrooms and pre-function corridors in Fort Lauderdale — more than 10,000 SF of high-NRC absorption tuned for high-traffic luxury events for Tavistock Development.
Design-forward acoustic treatment at Arthrex’s Naples headquarters — FilzFelt hex panels, Akustika 10 PET felt, and 3D accent panels combining absorption with a sculpted look across an open medical-office environment with hard finishes.
Acoustic modernization inside Brant Hall — a Signal Corps facility at Fort Gordon — using 12,000 SF of stretched fabric wall panels and Maharam acoustically transparent textiles for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and ACC Construction.
Performing-arts acoustic upgrade during a full Chapin Theater renovation at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando — 10,000 SF of fabric-wrapped wall panels installed alongside KMF Architects and Whiting-Turner.
Why windows are the weak link in nearly every building envelope — what laminated glass and proper IGU spec actually buy you, how STC and OITC differ here, and the realistic upgrades by site type.
The materials that actually absorb sound — fiberglass, mineral wool, PET felt, foam, fabric-wrapped panels — with NRC values, where each works, and the cost/performance tradeoffs that decide what you specify.
STC 54 wall assembly engineered for the Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation’s remote tribal healthcare facility in Bethel, Alaska — delivering hospital-grade soundproofing with reduced framing weight, labor, and shipping cost for Davis Constructors.
Campus-wide acoustic renovation at Lakes Church in Lakeland — 98,000 SF of acoustic ceiling tile, wall panels, and stretched fabric walls taming reverb for clearer speech and tighter live worship across the sanctuary and education spaces.










