L’Artibeni di Ferronato S.r.l., a metalworking company of excellence with over 60 years of history, has recently planned an acoustic optimisation intervention at its headquarters as part of a wider, modern and functional renovation of its work spaces.   In the company’s openspace, the suspended Flag sound-absorbing panels, chosen by the designers in a vibrant …

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Caruso Acoustic has contributed to the creation of a functional and welcoming environment at Auditel's offices in Milan

Caruso Acoustic contributed to the creation of a welcoming and harmonious environment at the Centro di Luce Fabiano in Dolo (Venice), with the installation of Silente sound-absorbing ceiling panels. The project involved two rooms in the centre, spaces dedicated to inner work, personal growth and free expression, in line with the vision of hospitality and …

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Caruso Acoustic recently completed an acoustic correction project at the conference room of Capitani Minuterie Metalliche

Caruso Acoustic recently completed the supply of Scriba sound-absorbing panels at the new headquarters of the company Ruffato Mario, contributing to the renovation of the company’s offices, which operates in the construction and public and private infrastructure sectors.   The offices feature glass partition walls, an elegant and contemporary element that can, however, increase the …

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Caruso Acoustic recently completed an acoustic enhancement project at the IBSA headquarters in Lugano.

In addition to improving the acoustics of the space, the designers’ aim was to allow the room to be divided into two distinct areas