Key takeaways
- Sound isolation is built into the walls, not added later.
- Dedicated, quiet HVAC protects the experience.
- Wiring and equipment pathways are cheapest before drywall.
- Involve your integrator or acoustician early.
In a city built on music, sound matters. Rooms designed for it need planning from the start.
Isolation
Walls, ceilings and doors can be built to keep sound in and noise out. Doing this during construction is far easier and cheaper than adding it later.
Quiet mechanicals
HVAC noise ruins a good room. A dedicated, properly sized system with low-velocity ducts keeps the room silent.
Wiring and layout
- Run speaker, video, network and control wiring before drywall.
- Plan seating, screen and equipment locations together.
- Leave service access for equipment.
We build the room and coordinate with your audio-visual integrator or acoustician for the final tuning.