When COVID-19 first hit, the effects on the commercial office market were devastating. Once-full corporate offices were suddenly empty with no need for everything from copier ink to coffee to AV ...

Image courtesy of Takeda Pharmaceutical Company. Integrators know that clients often have a general idea of what they want, but rarely a full understanding of what they need. This is particularly true ...

Sound masking—otherwise known as “white noise” or “pink noise"—is the only acoustical treatment that involves all sound paths, according to the Taylored Systems Blog. The acoustical effect of walls, ...

The sounds, of lack there of, in an office can be distracting and annoying. A sound masking machine can help drown out unwanted sound or fill the void of an empty space. Review our list of the best ...

With corporate offices tending to have fewer people in them post-pandemic, sound masking technology is becoming vitally important. It sounds contrary to logic at first… the idea that an emptier ...

Imaged composed by CI Staff. When it comes to architectural design, acoustics often take a backseat to more visible elements like aesthetics and functionality. However, as Dan Ferrisi, group editor of ...

Open floor spaces are now the rage. Their trendy, minimalist design appears artsy and chic, which may impress a visiting client, but working without walls can be maddening. There’s a severe lack of ...

WALTHAM, Mass., Jan. 29, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Cambridge Sound Management, the world's largest provider of sound masking technology, announced today a new speech privacy solution for medical office ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Atlas Sound has released a new textbook on sound masking. “Sound Masking Done Right — Simple ...

Indoor plants: Having plants in your office not only improves aesthetics but also helps absorb sound. Green walls or clusters of plants act as natural sound dampeners, while also improving air quality ...

Ensuring patient privacy and controlling unwanted sound transmissions in private rooms and public areas, is not always possible, depending on the amount of open spaces and reflective surfaces in ...