About this service

In acoustic design, frequency and resonance mapping are essential tools for optimising sound behaviour in a given space. Frequency mapping involves analysing how different frequencies of sound are absorbed, reflected, or transmitted within an environment. This helps designers identify problematic frequencies that might cause imbalances in sound distribution. Resonance mapping focuses on identifying areas where sound waves reinforce each other, causing certain frequencies to become overly amplified (resonance) or muted (damping). By understanding how these factors interact, we adjust the shape, size, and materials of a space to achieve optimal acoustics, ensuring clarity, balance, and a pleasant auditory experience. We often use this technique in spaces like concert halls, studios, and auditoriums, where sound quality is crucial.

Noise mapping and modelling services provide a detailed analysis of sound levels within a specific area, helping to identify noise pollution sources and their impact on the environment and community. Utilising cutting-edge methods and equipment, these services create accurate, high-resolution maps that visualise noise distributions across various terrains. Advanced software tools and data analysis techniques allow for the simulation of sound propagation in different scenarios, facilitating informed decision-making for urban planning, transportation, and construction projects.

Our team goes the extra mile by integrating the latest advancements in noise measurement technology, such as real-time sound level meters. We prioritise client collaboration, ensuring that our assessments meet regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations. Additionally, we offer tailored solutions, including mitigation strategies and community engagement plans, to address noise-related concerns proactively. With a commitment to sustainability and public health, our noise mapping and modelling services contribute to the creation of quieter, more harmonious environments.