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SK: Gents, how did you get interested or involved in recording studios? Brian: I had a couple of recording courses at the University of Hartford. I…
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Throughout my career journey from architecture to acoustics consulting, I have been dedicated to understanding the environmental impacts of building construction. It has been long known…
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The recent engrossing, interactive article about the acoustics of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris (published in The New York Times) has been making the rounds at…
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As the country moves past the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown of recent years, much attention for facility managers has been focused on how to lure employees back…
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This year, in celebration of Black History Month, we are highlighting the work of noted engineer Marian Rogers Croak. Dr. Croak was born in 1955 in…
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COVID-19 has changed how school buildings need to work acoustically to support educators and students alike. Large multi-purpose rooms, meeting spaces and auditoriums are more apt…
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Buildings near rail lines are subjected to vibration that can be disruptive to occupants. As vibrations travel up through a building’s columns they decrease floor-by-floor as…
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Telecommunications, Telecom, Information Technology, IT and Technology. These are all terms that are often misused in the A/E/C community. The intent of this blog is to…
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Halloween is approaching and our “spider senses” are tingling at Acentech. Spiders share one thing with acoustical consultants: we are both on the lookout for vibrations….
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