Hui Acoustics supplied perforated sound-absorbing panels as the main acoustic treatment.
The perforated surface allows sound energy to enter the acoustic structure behind the visible panel, where it can be absorbed rather than repeatedly reflected into the room. The perforation pattern and complete installation build-up influence the resulting acoustic performance.
Key Acoustic Functions
- Helps control reflected sound
- Reduces excessive reverberation
- Supports clearer speech
- Improves acoustic comfort
- Helps manage meeting-room noise
- Combines acoustic treatment with architectural design
- Suitable for wall and/or ceiling applications
Acoustic Design Approach
The perforated panels were integrated into the conference room interior to provide acoustic treatment without compromising the overall design language.
The visible perforated surface creates a structured architectural appearance while the acoustic backing and cavity work together with the panel to provide sound absorption.
This type of acoustic treatment is widely used in conference rooms, offices, lecture spaces and other speech-focused environments.
Materials Used
- Perforated sound-absorbing panels
- Acoustic absorption backing
- Supporting wall/ceiling structure
- Mounting and installation components
Specific substrate, perforation pattern, dimensions, finish and quantity can be added when confirmed from the project records.
Design & Finish
The perforated panel surface provides a precise, modern architectural appearance while incorporating acoustic functionality into the interior.
The panel pattern can also be customized according to project requirements, allowing acoustic treatment to become an integrated part of the conference room design.
