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Hunter Douglas Architectural’s HeartFelt® modular ceiling and wall system wins over the DFB

Specification Product Update

Hunter Douglas scored a win when its award-winning HeartFelt® felt ceiling system was installed in the new German Football Association (Deutscher Fußball-Bund – DFB) campus in Frankfurt am Main. Felt is a sound-absorbing material – a property that is crucial for good building acoustics.

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Armstrong Introduces the DesignStackz Ceiling System

CCR Magazine

Armstrong World Industries has introduced the DesignStackz™ Ceiling System , a unique integration of L-shaped tegular mineral fiber ceiling panels, Suprafine® 9/16″ suspension system, and multi-directional 90-degree brackets. The system has been innovated for flexibility and precision in geometric ceiling design.

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Maryland Schools Exhibit Rockfon Acoustic Ceiling Systems

CCR Magazine

PGCPS is the first jurisdiction in the nation to use a Public Private Partnership design, build, finance and maintenance model to bundle the construction and maintenance of a group of public schools. Stantec led the Blueprint Schools’ design in partnership with K.

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Acoustic and Fire Rated Ceiling System

Specification Product Update

Aside from the requirement for New Build and converted multi-occupancy buildings to meet Part E of the Building Regulations (Resistance to the Passage of Sound), major upgrades to many pre- existing acoustic insulation levels are vital if people are to truly experience ‘comfort’ in their domestic and work environment.

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Acoustic and Fire Rated Ceiling System

Specification Product Update

Aside from the requirement for New Build and converted multi-occupancy buildings to meet Part E of the Building Regulations (Resistance to the Passage of Sound), major upgrades to many pre- existing acoustic insulation levels are vital if people are to truly experience ‘comfort’ in their domestic and work environment.

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Keep Cold Winds at Bay: Eliminating Drafts and Cool Air in Heated Spaces 

Civil + Structural Engineer

By: Andrew Martin, Senior Product Manager with Marley Engineered Products In facilities with high volumes of foot traffic, the constant opening and closing of doors not only lets in chilly air but can cause heating problems for the entire building.

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Dyer Brown: Future-Forward Office Design in Historic Buildings

CCR Magazine

Just steps from Harvard Square, a new Class-A office setting carved out of the interiors of three adjacent buildings, two of which are historic, is garnering attention for its focus on wellness and sustainability combined with support for innovation, collaboration, and hybrid work arrangements.