In recent years, we have seen several adaptive reuse projects for higher education facilities. These types of projects were common in the hospitality, mixed-use, and residential markets in the past. Whether the impetus is preserving a historic building or saving on construction costs; it has been proven that older buildings can be repurposed to provide modern, interesting, and technologically advanced educational spaces for campuses.

acoustics, noise control, sound isolationJeffrey BabichSeptember 3, 2024adaptive reuse, higher education

Fitness Center Noise

BABICHacoustics has been asked by architects, developers, and business and/or building owners to address existing or expected noise concerns with fitness centers. These gyms are often located in multi-use buildings adjacent to quieter spaces such as retail, office, or residential units.

Hindsight is 2020

The pandemic has given all of us time to pause and think about the phrase business as usual. This is an unprecedented time. Everyone hopes that this new normal is not here to stay for the long term. In life, change is inevitable, but it can often be for the better. BABICHacoustics has recently had some great new project wins!

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