Category: Leisure

The Project

We were contacted by our client’s design team, KSS Architects and Portview, to install a Rockfon Mono Acoustic plaster solution for the new King’s Cross Samsung Experience Centre in London.

The Samsung King’s Cross is not a shop, but an experience space designed to give guests the ultimate immersive brand experience. Samsung KX is a space where people are invited to discover, interact with and learn new skills in a dynamic, innovative environment, so the acoustics had to be perfect.

We attended a design meeting, alongside Rockfon, to discuss the project in more detail and to show that Rockfon was the best product for this project. We decided to use Rockfon and proceeded to discuss how to install this product.

The Project

Microsoft Experience Centre in Oxford Street, London, is receiving a refurbishment. Within these works, the designers noted that they may require sound reverberation control to the flagship office space and experience centre, where you can view and utilize the most modern computer and software items in its prestigious location on the southwest corner of Oxford street. Pacy and Wheatley provided this experience centre with high-quality sprayed acoustic coating.

The Solution

Pacy and Wheatley worked with Overbury to install the special coloured Bowiq product Bo-spray to areas within the offices to control the reverberation and echo within the spaces to ensure speech intelligibility, 25mm of the system which gives a class C absorption controlling the spaces.

The Project

Fairfield Halls has reopened following a 2.5-year multi-million-pound refurbishment which has restored the iconic Croydon building to its former glory. Pacy and Wheatley Acoustics were asked to install a Rockfon Mono acoustic plaster system throughout the facility.

The gallery used previously for BBC television orchestral recordings and radio transmission as well as big names like the Beatles, Pink Floyd and Queen to name a few Quality acoustic and reverberation control is vital for coherent performances absorbing unwanted noise ensuring customers enjoy each performance to its maximum, creating the perfect ambience for the shows and the pre show environment within bars and sun lounge relaxation area.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley were contacted by ITS Interiors to install a Rockfon Mono acoustic plaster system to Southampton FC’s dressing room. “The Saints’” changing rooms was undergoing renovation to update the layout and design, so we were asked to ensure the environment was acoustically healthy. Our team were asked to make sure the surroundings had sound acoustics, to allow relaxation and complete focus for the premiership players to enjoy.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley have recently completed the installation of a specialist acoustic plaster system at Hay Castle in Hay-On-Wye, Hereford. Hay Castle was originally built in approx. the 12th Century then extended in the 17th century in the small town of Hay-on-Wye in Wales. The castle has been undergoing renovations for the last decade to restore it, and it is now fully open to the public for the first time since it was built.

The large rooms and high ceilings meant the client had a requirement for an acoustic solution to manage reverberation and improve the ambience within the castle. Pacy & Wheatley were invited to tender to install 138m2 of our Class A Rockfon Mono Acoustic System to the ceilings in the west and east mansion.

The Project

As Part of phase 2 of the Rockfon Mono Acoustic Plaster System> for Promega Uk, Pacy & Wheatley Acoustics were appointed for works on a new head office and logistics facility at the Southampton Science park. The brief from and the culture from Promega was to create a place that prioritises Physical and emotional well being in the workplace. The new exiting facility 16,000sq ft Promega UK HQ on the Benham Campus of the University of Southampton Science Park. Promega is a global leader in providing innovative solutions and technical support to life scientists. Designed by Architecture PLB, the new UK HQ will include a modern training room and applications laboratory, flexible social and training spaces, a conference facility, high quality offices and a gym and wellness centre.

The 2nd Phase of the project some included the large upstairs office areas including Boardroom private offices and circulation areas amounting to circa 600m2 where the open office areas where no problem with regard to unwanted noise.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley are delighted to present our latest acoustic plaster project for Promega UK in Southampton. We were chosen by Promega UK, a leading developer and manufacturer in the life science and drug discovery research industry, to install acoustic plaster solutions to their new head office and logistics facility. The team at Promega UK place a high priority on the physical and emotional well-being of the team within the new building, so controlling echo and reverberation was essential.

Sound waves bounce off hard surfaces, such as ceilings and walls, creating an echo which can interrupt conversation and workflow. In such controlled lab environments, reverberation needs to be kept to a minimum to allow staff to concentrate and communicate clearly and effectively.