The earlier adaptation located in the room remained in place, which gave us less room for maneuver. After familiarizing ourselves with the room's dimensions, conducting acoustic measurements, and analyzing all the data, we created an acoustic project in which we proposed solutions that allowed for better sound dispersion, thereby broadening the sound stage and enhancing the feeling of immersion in the sound.

Manhattan diffusers made of XPS material were used on the ceiling, which are designed to disperse sound. Additionally, an acoustic underlay was used under the carpet, which increased the absorption of the entire room. This is particularly important, as despite the existing adaptation, the reverberation time remained too long, causing a blur in the sound.

The result of the changes introduced is a clear improvement in sound clarity. The stage has become wider and more spacious. Shortening the reverberation time has allowed us to recover details and dynamics, making both music listening and movie screenings coherent and controlled.