An open ceiling with exposed installations is acoustically organized by our indispensable EcoCloud islands. Their three-layer construction with an air chamber absorbs sound across the full range of speech, effectively reducing reverberation in open-plan spaces. Installed at varying heights and in flexible layouts, they create a functional acoustic system.

The wall-mounted NyquiWall Tiles panels provide a complementary solution. Their role is to capture lateral reflections and shorten reverberation time where the ceiling alone is not sufficient. The composition introduces visual lightness, softening the technical character of the interior. This is a solution that works on two levels: it improves acoustics while also serving as an element of identity.

The neutral color base, built on whites and grays, is the best backdrop for contrasting panels in shades of navy or red. Completed with green plants, the whole arrangement brings energy to the interior.

The Hitmark project is an example of conscious “designing silence” in an open, technology-oriented office space – one in which the installations remain visible, and the acoustics must operate precisely and without compromise