Discrete perforation now plays a key acoustic role in Accenture's office spaces. Interestingly, each type absorbs different frequency bands, allowing the panels to precisely stabilize sound, even though at first glance they appear to be merely an interesting wall finish.

In one of the Spark B offices, we opted for a solution that combines high acoustic effectiveness with a modern architectural form. Therefore, in this implementation, we used EcoBaffleBox, a system that visually organizes the ceiling like no other.

Designing office space for a tenant that does not yet exist requires creating universal, flexible interiors prepared for various work scenarios. In an environment where open spaces, receptions, or conference rooms naturally generate a high level of noise, it becomes crucial to ensure appropriate sound absorption and stabilization right from the arrangement stage.

The space, while visually striking, posed a major challenge. Conversations bouncing off the walls and the high vaulted ceiling created noise that made daily work requiring concentration impossible. The office in the historic tenement quickly revealed its dark acoustic nature. The need to tame uncontrolled sound without compromising the elegance of the interior prompted the company to seek solutions.