The dBx Acoustics team are music fans as well as noise experts. We know how important it is for festivals and live events to be a good neighbour, as well as providing a great experience for the crowd.
Here’s how we can help;
We’ll work with you to draft your licence application, and liaise with the Local Authority from application to final decision, including negotiating licensing conditions.
We’ll prepare your noise management strategy, and make sure that you understand what you need to do in practice.
Our extensive range of equipment allows us to monitor simultaneously at multiple locations during your event, both on- and off-site. This means that we can react quickly to help you control noise levels to comply with your licensing conditions. Our on-site team will also set up a complaints log, and deal with any noise complaints received during the event.
We also set up ‘traffic light’ monitors at the mixing desk for each stage, so that the band’s engineer can monitor noise levels in real-time.
We don’t just show up for the fun part, though. We’ll be there to support your preparation and licence application, provide a noise management plan for the event, and liaise with the
Local Authority on any noise queries. After the event, we’ll provide you with a post-event report which can also be submitted to the licensing authority.
In everything we do, our goal is to make sure that your event is a success in every way – compliance with the noise management plan, being a responsible neighbour, and ensuring the best crowd experience.
In early 2019, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) announced a move to their new headquarters at One Westfield Avenue in Stratford, London.
Appointed by TTSP, we worked with the architectural and design practice to deliver the design of the NMC’s new HQ. With the relocation, the NMC took the opportunity to create a space that brings key teams together, supporting collaboration and innovation. This included diverse areas to suit different tasks, such as open-plan office space, meeting rooms and a ‘town hall’ – a central space for everyone in the business to get together.
Acoustics are essential for offices designed to enable different functions, so we delivered sound insulation between the private offices and meeting rooms – many of which are used for highly confidential conversations – along with room acoustic design across all communal areas. We also provided building services noise control to ensure the space complies with noise regulations.
In their modern and flexible HQ, the NMC have created the optimal environment to enable their employees to better support nurses, midwives and nursing associates.
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