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Building Acoustics Design
Impact Acoustics provide a design specification for sound insulation testing with accordance with Part E of the Building Regulations
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Sound Insulation Assessment | Part E | Reverberation Specification
Impact Acoustics can assist in the design of the acoustics, sound insulation and sound proofing of any building from the initial concept stage by offering a full construction review service . Some of the noise related issues we encounter can range from hotels, residential houses and flats, medical facilities, open plan offices and interview suites. Impact Acoustics always ensures the acoustic separation between rooms meets both the regulatory requirements and the standards of the client. Acoustic comfort for tenants of a residential or commercial development is an integral part of ensuring that the project is fit for purpose and successful. Impact Acoustics will offer this specific acoustic consultancy service to developers, architects or planning consultants as well as the private individual.
What do we do?
The acoustic design advice service offered by Impact Acoustics in Dorset, Hampshire, London, Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Berkshire, Devon, Cornwall, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire and throughout the UK covers all areas of a commercial development, including; façade sound insulation / sound proofing (including glazing specifications), building services noise, acoustic privacy in offices (both cellular and open plan) and acoustic isolation for mixed commercial developments. This ensures that internal noise levels comply with the requirements of BS8233:2014, when residential developments are located near to major noise sources (i.e. roads or industrial premises) and reverberation in common areas in flat blocks (to comply with the Building Regulations as set out in the Approved Document E).
Designing Party Walls or Floors for Sound Insulation Testing?
The acoustic performance of walls and floors between dwellings and the internal partitions within a dwelling For residential dwellings; is regulated by Approved Document E of the Building Regulations 2000. By streamlining the process Impact Acoustics can help reduce the build cost and ensure that the structures will comply with the requirements of said regulations. Impact acoustics offers a full DESIGN, service for party / partition floors and walls to satisfy sound transmission in accordance with part E of the building regulations. The specification and sound proofing provided by Impact Acoustics will guarantee that the construction will satisfy the sound test / noise test / sound insulation test carried out.
By working closely with the architect and other professionals to ensure a successful outcome, Impact Acoustics will provide a full program of detailed drawings, calculations and specifications. Environmental and sustainability issues are increasingly important and we strive to ensure our clients gain every advantage for their developments. We specialise in meeting the requirements of The Building Research Establishment's Eco homes scheme (BREEAM).
Whether your project is in Dorset, Hampshire, London, Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Berkshire, Devon, Cornwall, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire and throughout the UK Impact Acoustics are happy to help.To find out more or receive a quotation please contact Impact Acoustics.
What are the main considerations for building acoustics?
The internal environment can be affected by several different factors
01
Airborne sound
This is controlled by consideration of party wall and floor build up with consideration to elements like high mass within the design
02
Impact sound
This is controlled by consideration of isolation within the floor / ceiling design. This can be done with resilient fixings and specialist isolation
03
External Noise
External noise from road rail or commercial noise can affect the internal environment. This can be controlled by adequate glazing and ventilation design
04
Reverbeartion
Reverberation can affect the internal environment. This can be controlled by adding or removing absorption within a space dependent on the usage.
What is sound Insualtion testing?
Impact Acoustics undertake a fully accredited sound insulation testing for Part E of the building regulations. Sound testing is the procedure for understanding the amount of sound that is transferred from one room to another. airborne sound testing is undertaken fro both party walls and floors and impact sound testing is undertaken for floors only. Impact acoustics are accredited with SITMA for sound insulation testing
What is reverberation sound testing?
Impact Acoustics undertake a full reverberation design of a space to allow the correct design, placement and amount of absorption panels within a space dependent upon usage. Impact acoustics undertake reverberation testing of the existing space to understand the existing level of reverberation and then this allows us to work out where absorption is needed within a space.
How much does a sound assessment cost?
Sound Assessment price and Sound Insulation Testing price for either acoustic design or sound testing for building control are priced depending on several factors. Consideration is made to what the project is, what is required for design (party walls party floors or internal reverberation design etc) as well as how many sound insulation tests may be required for Part E of the Building Regulations. Impact Acoustics will always offer the best competitive price and service for your project needs
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