Acoustic interior – interior design by applying the principles and requirements of room acoustics, combining sound and image.
A common situation occurs when the aesthetic appearance of the room and the relationship with the building as a whole depends separately on both the architect and the acoustics. Architects and interior designers seek to represent their solutions and vision, and acousticians – their own. This can result in a separation between the acoustics of the premises, its means and the image of the room. In many cases, acoustic materials are also part of the interior. Unlike sound insulation or building acoustics solutions, which are typically building structures, acoustic devices often consist of materials or parts of structures that are visible. Therefore, if the acoustic solutions are not intact with the interior design, the end result is more determined by one side or the other. To avoid this, we prepare acoustic interior projects. Taking into account the whole overall picture of the building, the environment and its history, the wishes of architects, interior designers and customers and adapting acoustic solutions to them. Only visually appealing rooms can sound good. People value the object as a whole and only the harmony between all parts can lead to the best results.
Klaipėda national musical theatre has a few acoustically sensitive spaces that are being designed by our company: musical theatre main hall, small multifunctional hall, sound recording studio, rehearsal hall for orchestra, rehearsal hall for choir and other instruments.
A new universal hall with exclusive interior design solutions is being prepared at the House of Polish Culture in Vilnius. The big highlight of the hall will be two-color lamellas.
Several acoustically sensitive spaces are being designed at Lithuanian National Drama Theater: the new hall of the musical theater, the sound recording studio, the rehearsal hall and the acting hall.
“Akustika plius” came to the Lithuanian National Drama Theater with the aim of achieving acoustic comfort while minimizing damage to the visual concept of the spaces.
1938 – 1940 Designed by architect Nikolai Mačiulskis, the Romuva cinema is classified as an Art Deco, functionalist / modernist architectural style. The project of the main cinema hall of the acoustic interior aims to maintain the direction of modernism by preserving and emphasizing the most valuable existing architectural and structural elements.
Akustika plus designed the sound insulation, interior and acoustics of the rehearsal hall of the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre.
Vilnius Juozas Tallat-Kelpša conservatoire concert hall was built and equipped in 2018 according to our projects in acoustic interior, architectural acoustics. Contract control was also established at the site.
TV studio which is at Lithuania National Martynas Mažvydas library was equipped in 2016 according to our projects in acoustic interior, architectural acoustics. Contract control was also established at the site.
Movie review hall at Lithuania National Martynas Mažvydas library was equipped according to our projects in acoustic interior, architectural acoustic and noise control. Contract control was also established at the site.
