Hui Acoustics provided fabric acoustic panels combined with an acoustic padded finish around the lectern area.
The fabric surface provides a soft architectural appearance while the acoustic construction helps absorb reflected sound energy.
The treatment was designed to:
- Help control sound reflections
- Improve acoustic comfort
- Support clearer speech
- Reduce unwanted reverberation
- Create a softer presentation environment
- Integrate acoustic performance with interior design
- Provide a clean and professional appearance
Fabric-faced acoustic panels are widely used in lecture halls, school auditoriums and presentation spaces where speech intelligibility is an important consideration.
Acoustic Design Approach
The acoustic treatment was integrated around the lectern and presentation area rather than treated as a separate technical element.
The combination of fabric acoustic panels and padded finishes creates a visually cohesive surface while introducing sound absorption into the space.
This approach allows acoustic performance and interior aesthetics to work together, which is particularly important in educational environments used for presentations, assemblies and public speaking.
Materials Used
- Fabric acoustic panels
- Acoustic padded finish
- Acoustic absorption core
- Fabric finish
- Supporting installation components
Design & Finish
The fabric finish provides a soft and refined appearance suitable for educational and presentation environments.
The padded acoustic treatment also adds visual depth around the lectern area while maintaining a professional architectural appearance.
The result is an acoustic feature that functions as part of the interior design rather than appearing as an added technical element.
