This multi-unit residential development required a reliable acoustic solution to meet the inter-tenancy floor requirements of the New Zealand Building Code (NZBC G6).

Balancing superior acoustic performance with simplicity was why Wellington developers, Palmer &Cook chose to use the PhoneStar Lite acoustic system in Hutt City apartments.

A new apartment development sought to feature exposed CLT ceilings while also meeting G6 building code regulations.

A soundproofing solution was required to minimise noise transfer between studio office spaces and a plant equipment room.

This New Zealand high school sought to improve classroom acoustics, to create a quieter environment for students.

A homeowner wanted to reduce noise transfer between two bedrooms in their home. Here's how PhoneStar helped them achieve this.

When a new luxury apartment complex began construction in Queenstown, soundproofing was a top priority. Learn more about how they achieved better acoustics between mid-floors with PhoneStar

Converting a ground floor garage into a soundproofed music studio in a shared building seemed challenging, but learn how this SAE Supervisor’s vision came to life with PhoneStar acoustic board.

When a single dwelling was converted into two flats with a shared wall, ensuring privacy between the units became a top concern.