The Built Environment
Noise, Vibration & acoustical consulting Solutions
The Built Environment is a broad umbrella term that encompasses a diverse set of building structures. As opposed to the natural environment, the Built Environment provides the setting for human activity and community, ranging in scale from homes and buildings, to full neighborhoods and cities. From condos and townhouses, to offices complexes and retail plazas; From civic, academic and healthcare institutions to sports arenas, performance halls, libraries and churches, the Built Environment represents the majority of man-made places where we live, work and play.
HGC actively supports leading developers, land-use planners, architects and engineers in addressing all issues pertaining to noise, vibration and acoustics in and around the structures of the Built Environment and in their relationship to nearby environmental zones of influence like industrial areas and transportation networks.
Hotel X and 10XTO Athletic Club
Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
Versus Mixed-use Development, Calgary
Free 4-part Webinar Series on Architectural Acoustics runs until June 25
What to Know Before Calling an Acoustical Consultant to Deal with a Noise Problem
The Unforeseen Pitfalls of LEED Design from an Acoustical Perspective
Mitigating HVAC Related Noise and Vibration Problems in Building Design
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Our Markets
Engineers, Architects, Planners, Environmental Health & Safety Specialists, Developers, Owners/Operators and Property Managers in sectors including:
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