In Part 4 of Architecturally Sound, we explore acoustic phenomena at Chavín de Huántar and acoustic resonance. Test your acoustic knowledge by solving my acoustics problem. Case Study: Chavín de Huántar Situated in the Peruvian Andes, beholds an acoust …
In Part 3 of Architecturally Sound, learn about chirped echoes and colouration, acoustic phenomena found at the ancient Maya Temple Kukulkan. Watch my video for a demonstration of chirped echoes at Supawood’s HQ. Case Study: Temple of Kukulkan (El Ca …
Why choose MDF for your design project? Watch our video to find out why you should favor an MDF substrate over plywood for your next project. SUPAWOOD’s Rohan Burge breaks down the key advantages of MDF >>> We have also made up a fact sheet fo …
Two tone stripes have been used in design since Roman times and appear throughout western architecture. They are often used to signal hazards or draw one’s attention. Some consider striped designs to be attractive, while others deem them offensive. Man …
When you’re designing an entry lobby, a tiny office or a boutique shop, a small amount of feature linings can make a big difference. An imaginative use of wall and/or ceiling linings can create depth, open up an area and bring the interior to life. SUP …
In Part 2 of Architecturally Sound, we continue our exploration of acoustic phenomena in architecture with a look at flutter echo in Mayan Ball Courts. Learn how flutter echo can impact the room acoustics of a space and ways to prevent it. Want to hear …
There are many benefits to utilising wood-based materials in a building’s interior. Its many properties make it highly suitable for use in different applications. Here are some reasons why wood-based decorative panels are great for your business. Impro …
