Saski Crescent
Finished with stone, glass, and materials typical for representative office spaces, the entrance hall in the Saski Crescent building struggled with a high level of acoustic noise. The main goal was to improve the acoustic comfort in the lobby while maintaining its elegant character.
The key element of the project became a hidden acoustic adaptation based on the NyquiWall tensioned wall system. Beneath the acoustically transparent fabric is the actual acoustic element. This allows the wall surfaces to realistically reduce unwanted reverberation in the lobby space while remaining visually cohesive.
The system creates a calm, minimalist surface. Subtle joints naturally fit into the interior architecture, and the visually soft texture of the material further warms the space previously dominated by hard materials.
The reception area gained a distinctive accent in the form of Hexagon panels from the Fiber Color series in various shades of gray. The three-dimensional, geometric shape adds depth and absorbs sound even more effectively than traditional solutions.
The entire project was crowned with ceiling lighting, whose modules integrate seamlessly with the rest of the adaptation. As a result, the lobby space has become noticeably acoustically calmer while retaining its representative character.
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