Orchestrate Your Soundscape & The Growing Need for Quiet in the Workspace
The much anticipated Architecture Yearbook 2022 is a brand new essential sourcebook for the architecture industry; it is the sister publication of Architecture Magazine, and features global projects and insightful articles created specifically for architects.
The Foreword for the 2022 book has been written by renowned architect Simone de Gale Chartered Architect ARB, RIBA, who reflects on the recent challenges within the industry and shares her vision and positive outlook for the year ahead.
The yearbook has been supported editorially by an array of talented experts and industry insiders.
Four pages are dedicated to Quiet Mark's Acoustics Academy directory of Third Party Certified products for every application area and building type. One double page spread explores acoustic comfort in the home, and the other looks at the growing need for quiet in the workspace.
Read the Architecture Yearbook 2022 by clicking HERE.
Read the Architecture Yearbook 2022 by clicking HERE.
Cover shot from WoodUpp.
Brands whose Quiet Mark certified products are featured include, BASWA acoustic, Internorm, Blueair, Novy Global, Rockfon, Blocko, Daikin UK and Dyson.
Find more Quiet Mark certified products in the Acoustics Academy third party product directory here.
Filter for Quiet Mark certification on NBS Source to find, select and specify leading acoustic solutions for your project here.
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