Healthy architecture is an aesthetically pleasing sustainable ideology that architects incorporate in their design. Reduced noise not only improves well-being but also improves health. This indicates that architecture plays an important role: it not only protects individuals inside the structure from outside elements but also contributes to their overall health in UAE, Qatar and Kuwait.
Baswa acoustic ceiling in a office setup.
Healthy acoustic architecture depends on various factors, such as product sustainability and NRC levels. To be environmentally friendly, the acoustic solution must be as natural as possible. A sustainable practise considers the natural resources used and their environmental impact. These materials are long-lasting, recyclable, and reusable. A LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certificate for a product is a recognized symbol of sustainability achievement and leadership. Architects strive for LEED credits at all times, and Baswa Acoustic is LEED certified.
NRC level test measures the average rating of how much sound an acoustic product can absorb. These ratings range from 0 to 1. An NRC of 0 means the product does not absorb any sound, whereas an NRC of 1 means the product absorbs sound well. The industry standard NRC rating is .85, However, when applied, Baswa acoustic can achieve NRC level of up to .95.
Baswa acoustic solutions for your home.
Restaurants, meeting rooms, holistic centres and a variety of other public spaces benefit from healthy acoustic solutions. Healthy Architecture refers to a space that has a good impact on one's health and quality of life.
Baswa Acoustic from Euro Systems® is a seamless acoustic solution using the highest quality of natural and recycled material. It promotes sustainable, healthy, and highly effective solutions for sound absorption to reduce echo and reverberation when applied. The BASWA Phon system consists of up to 94% recycled materials. Baswa is a pioneering acoustic solution in the region. Contact Euro Systems® for more information.