BABICHacoustics has extensive experience working on a wide range of local, state, and federal government projects. These projects ensure compliance with codes and criteria set by state and federal agencies related to acoustics and vibration. Additionally, BABICH has been trusted to provide studies and serve as an Expert Witness in court hearings and arbitrations, offering professional testimony on complex acoustical matters.
Read MoreIn a world where sound plays a pivotal role in both our personal and professional lives, the demand for acoustic engineering has never been more essential. One of the most common challenges is managing unwanted noise. It is often more prevalent in urban environments, but noise can be even more noticeable in quiet suburban and rural areas. Whether noise from traffic, machinery, or nearby activities is the culprit; effective acoustic design and noise control can greatly enhance the daily experience of both workers and residents.
Read MoreExcessive noise levels inside of a restaurant can make customers uncomfortable and dissatisfied with the experience. It can have an even greater effect on people with hearing impairments. Noisy spaces can cause people to strain their voices trying to talk to one another and/or the noise level can cause people’s ears to ring, potentially to the point of pain. These discomforts are then reflected in online reviews of the restaurant, which affect the restaurant’s reputation, even if the food is outstanding.
Read MoreThe selection of appropriate acoustic finishes supports the comfort and proper function of office environments. Acoustic finishes help control noise build-up, enhance speech intelligibility, and support audiovisual functions. The selection of high-performing sound-absorptive ceilings and carpet generally supports the use of most open and private office spaces. The need for sound-absorptive panels comes into play in boardrooms, conference rooms, huddle rooms, phone rooms, and media production spaces. Panels help address unwanted acoustic conditions generated by parallel walls, which can affect speech intelligibility and the use of audiovisual systems. The selection of acoustic materials is critical for spaces that have specific reverberation time requirements and specialty sound systems, which is generally the case for large, flexible multipurpose rooms.
Read MoreFrom the hum of outdoor equipment to the roar of traffic and the rumble of trains and airplanes, environmental noise can significantly impact the quality of life in communities. As cities grow and businesses expand, we strive for healthier living environments. And environmental noise control becomes paramount in urban, suburban, and rural communities.
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