Empty modern open-plan office space with wooden desks, black office chairs, and partitioned workstations, under an exposed ceiling with lights and ductwork
A modern office space with an exposed ceiling featuring white pipes, ducts, and lighting fixtures. There are beige desks and black chairs arranged neatly, with a reception area and shelving visible in the background.
Interior view of a meeting or conference room with two beige acoustic wall panels, overhead industrial air ducts, lighting fixtures, and a power outlet along the baseboard
Empty office with a conference table, window with a view of a crane and brick building, and acoustic panel on the wall.

The Arding Rooms for X+Why, Clapham Junction

The Client needed a large amount of space covered on a very busy ceiling full of existing fixtures. A custom hanging solution was required to fit around smoke heads, water pipes and all manner of functioning and decommisioned elements.

EQ Acoustics provided fabric faced panels which we installed, also fabric wrapped Acoustic panels where installed into the private office rooms.

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The Project Specifics

  • Make recommendations pre-development from site plans.

  • Design custom hanging solution to fit around existing fixtures on a busy ceiling.

  • Installation of fabric faced Acoustic absorption panels onto large communal area ceiling

  • Installation of fabric wrapped Acoustic absorption panels onto private office walls.

"Gillan and the Sound Structure team were instrumental in optimizing our workspace acoustics. From expansive communal areas to private meeting suites, they delivered tailored solutions with surgical precision. Most notably, they co-designed and installed a state-of-the-art podcast studio that has become a centerpiece of our facility. Their reliability and mastery of complex installations are matched only by their commitment to sustainability; by utilizing high-fire-rated, recycled materials, they seamlessly aligned with our environmental stewardship goals. I cannot recommend them highly enough."

Phil Nevin, x+why creative director