acoustical systems, inc.

Acoustical Systems measured the STC levels in the University of Miami Performing Arts Center and made specific recommendations on how to design a new Center in an existing building across the campus.

Corporex Development

Acoustical Systems performed Field Impact Insulation Class (FIIC) Covington, KY testing while construction was underway. Five different underlayments were tested and evaluated

Architectural Alliance

Engineering, design, site inspection, and Field (F)IIC testing of the Bexley Gateway North project, a $17.7-million, 154,000-square-foot mixed use development located on the east side of Columbus.

FRCH Architects

Design noise control systems to reduce the noise level from new air conditioning systems to adjacent Opera Hall where remote digital recordings are frequently made.

Ruetschle Architects

Acoustical Systems assisted Ruetschle Architects in the designing of noise control solutions for community and classroom HVAC noise problems.

Corporex Development - Robert Ehmet Hayes & Assoc.

Ruetschle Architects

Acoustical Systems provided consulting services for new High Schools Auditorium and Recital/Lecture halls

Crossmann Communities

Acoustical Systems measured the sound level in existing condominiums where the sound transmission between dwellings was unacceptable. Recommendations were implemented and residences were pleased with the results..

Corporex Development

Acoustical engineering and design for a facility that sits on the Ohio River in Covington, Kentucky overlooking the Cincinnati skyline and was designed by Daniel Libeskind, an architect considered one of the industry's most influential thinkers.

John Poe Architects

ASI conducted field measurements at two existing waste transfer Facilities stations and made specific recommendations for the construction of two new office complexes.

Lorenz Williams Architects

ASI was contracted to determine the sound transmission path from a medical center auditorium to adjacent medical records private offices.

Portrait Homes

Acoustical Systems measured the sound level in existing condominiums where the sound transmission between dwellings was unacceptable.  Recommendations were made to reduce the sound transmission loss to FHA and industry standards.

Ruetschle Architects

Acoustical Systems reviewed the construction drawings and made Justice Center specific recommendation on how to reduce the noise level from a second floor gymnasium to intermediate floor court rooms. ASI also made recommendations for wall and floor STC constructions and room NC values.

Kahrs International / OVF

Acoustical Systems performed Field Impact Insulation Class (FIIC) Lexington, KY testing while construction was underway. The ASI Norsonics Tapping Machine was placed in Suite 327 and the FIIC was measured in Suite 227. The floor construction was 5” thick concrete / Kahrs Combosystem (or) Kahrs Quietstride underlayment / Kahrs 5/8” engineered floating floor.