Overview

Sound is likely one of the first topics considered when designing a new music venue and is typically thought of as audio design. Not only is the production of sound important for a music venue but also the acoustic environment of that space. If overlooked, a poor acoustic environment cannot be overcome by audio design and limits the quality of the music venue. Additionally, noise impact generated by the venue can be a significant issue upon surrounding properties if not addressed early in the design phase. Evaluating noise both inside and outside a music venue is an important step in designing a well-balanced space.

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““We hired Erco to install the prescribed sound panels. The end result is excellent. My people are very happy with the reduction of ambient sound. We have had a couple of groups use the dining hall before the Covid-19 hit and we definitely noticed an improvement. We look forward to opening Camp in the fall and having the dining hall full of people.”
“Thank you for the work you did that helped lower the ambient sound in the dining hall.”

John Shaw, CFM
- Easterseals of Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore

““We have been extremely pleased with the expertise and the excellent service you have provided us throughout this whole process!!!” ”

Jeffrey R. Sunderland, Co-Founder & COO
- RJS COMPANIES

“I have personally been working with Phoenix for almost a decade, and they have been an excellent consultant to work with. They respond in a timely manner, and the information they provide is comprehensive and clearly presented. The building analysis Phoenix provides is very clear and easy to interpret. They provide color-coded three-dimensional diagrams that describe the noise impact on a structure. These diagrams have proven to be very helpful for the design team, ownership and contractors. Phoenix also provides detailed reports that include acoustical details, partition types, wall assemblies as well as product recommendations that we then incorporate into our contract documents.

ln addition to the formal reports, they are also very responsive to impromptu questions that come up during design and construction. They have a good comprehension of all project phases, and are able to respond to questions accordingly.

ln summary, I would highly recommend using Phoenix as an acoustical consultant, and I am happy to answer any additional questions you may have.”

Alyse Talbott, AIA
- Design Collective