The architectural firm's presentation was flawless. Sleek renders, innovative spatial planning, and sustainable materials. Six months later, the corporate client was furious. Their Rs 50 crore headquarters had become an acoustic nightmare—conversations impossible, productivity plummeting, employees complaining of headaches. The stunning glass atriums that looked so impressive in renders had...
4 Tips͏ for Implementing Acoustic Lighting Solutions in Open Offices
An open office layout is a trendy workspace design. Companies prefer it because it has reduced barriers, promotes team collaboration, is cost-effective, and is easy to reconfigure. However, without proper acoustic planning, even the most stunning designs in open offices become productivity nightmares. Acoustic lighting solutions can be an excellent...
Types of Wooden Acoustic Panels: A Visual Guide to Commercial Options
Walk into most new commercial buildings today and you'll notice something. Everything looks incredible. Soaring ceilings, glass everywhere, those beautiful open floor plans architects love. Then someone tries to hold a meeting and realises they can't hear themselves think. We've been dealing with this problem for decades at Unidus Acoustics,...
6 Critical Questions to Ask When Selecting an Acoustic Ceiling Company in India
Here's the thing about commercial spaces: everyone obsesses over the floors, walls, and furniture, but the ceiling? That's usually an afterthought. Until the space opens, and suddenly everyone's complaining about the echo, noise, and how they can't concentrate during meetings. Choosing an acoustic ceiling company isn't like picking a paint...
Mass Loaded Vinyl Layering Guide for Superior Commercial Acoustics
"Why is a gorgeous space still so noisy?" We often get this question from frustrated architects and interior designers. And we get it. You've created visually stunning spaces, used only premium materials and thoughtful layouts, and whatnot. Still, acoustic issues continue to haunt once people start using them. Conference rooms...
The Ultimate Guide: How is NRC Measured Today?
How is NRC measured? Understanding the Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) At its core, the Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) is a scalar representation of the amount of sound energy absorbed upon striking a surface. It is expressed as a number between 0 and 1, with 0 indicating total reflection (no absorption)...