January 6, 2025 San Mateo County Office Building 3 with spring ceiling and metal acoustical wall panels San Mateo County’s new headquarters, designed by SOM, is a pioneering civic building that marries Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) construction with Net-Zero energy performance.  The lightweight construction of mass timber posed acoustic challenges in the public hearing room, where sound quality was essential for

August 6, 2024 Introducing ExpandaMull Partition Gap Filler ExpandaMull is designed to fill the gap between an interior partition and the exterior envelope with a flexible design that allows for differential movement in the building facade. Concealed, expandable foam blocks, made from upcycled material, act as springs for controlled expansion and contraction. The ExpandaMull Partition Gap Filler is easy to

July 22, 2024 Microperforated Wood Acoustical Ceiling at Winery Tasting Room The Caymus-Suisun Winery Tasting Room opened in 2022 in Fairfield, CA by the Wagner family, 50 years after founding Caymus Vineyard. The 5,500-square-foot glass tasting room pavilion utilized Perfecto Microperforated acoustical wood planks by  RPG Acoustical Systems, which were finished in White Oak to seamlessly transition from the interior

VoglFuge by Pyrok is a perforated, seamless, sound absorbing gypsum board system for ceilings or walls. VoglFuge boards install similar to regular drywall – mechanically fastened direct to framing, furring channels, or suspended grid systems.

Kinetics Home specializes in acoustical product solutions tailored to home and condo owners. Whether acoustically isolating the master bedroom from the rest of the house or creating a state-of-the-art home theater, Kinetics has you covered!

The new Donald Dungan Costa Mesa Library, designed by architecture firm Johnson Favaro, features a stunning application of StarSilent seamless acoustical plaster. The architecture of the library references mid-20th century modernist architecture in combination with early California missions and adobe structures to create an entirely new architecture that is at once surprising and rooted in its place.