References
Media and Publications

How to Tell if a Condo is Well Soundproofed

This article highlights the importance of soundproofing in condos and provides tips for assessing a property’s acoustic quality before purchase. It recommends using AcoustiTECH’s comparative sound experience, the MuteBox, to perceive differences in various acoustic assemblies, aiding in selecting the best option for optimal sound comfort.

Soundproofing: Pitfalls to Avoid

This article discusses soundproofing challenges in condos and offers solutions to avoid costly mistakes. Vincent Moreau, co-owner and executive VP at AcoustiTECH, shares advice on reducing noise issues, helping condo owners adopt effective soundproofing practices.

How to Measure Building Acoustics: Essentials in the Fall 2024 Issue of Copropriété Plus Magazine

This article explains how to evaluate building acoustics using key indices like IIC and STC to measure impact and airborne noise. It cautions against misleading acoustic ratings and emphasizes choosing suitable assemblies for optimal sound comfort.

Alternatives to Concrete for Acoustic Insulation in Large Buildings

This Écohabitation article introduces eco-friendly alternatives to concrete for soundproofing multi-residential buildings. The AcoustiTECH SOFIX membrane, featured in the article and listed as an effective option, is durable and environmentally friendly. Easy to install, it provides a high-performance solution to meet acoustic standards while reducing the ecological footprint of buildings.

Best Practices Guide - Soundproofing Homes to Protect Against External Noise

In Quebec, environmental noise remains a major public health concern. One effective solution to address this issue lies in the proper soundproofing of buildings. This guide aims to raise public awareness and provide practical tools to improve the soundproofing of infrastructures.

Fantastique Acoustique

The goal of Fantastique Acoustique is to raise public awareness about acoustic issues and noise in our society. Through comics, podcasts, and videos, this project highlights the work of acoustic researchers in Quebec. It also aims to inform the public about the impacts of noise on human and animal health, as well as legislative and environmental developments related to noise pollution.