Improving acoustic clarity in a specialist healthcare environment
The glazed Variflex system provides an acoustic rating of 52dB, while the solid partitions achieve 57dB, allowing multiple meetings to take place simultaneously without disruption. Semi-automatic operation ensures the acoustic seals engage at the correct pressure every time, making the walls quick, effortless and reliable to operate.
The Premier League is responsible for organising England’s top-flight football competition, overseeing its rules, commercial rights and broadcasting while working closely with clubs and football authorities to support the continued development of the game.
For its headquarters within the Brunel Building in London, the Premier League required a flexible boardroom capable of adapting to a variety of meeting formats while maintaining exceptional acoustic privacy and a contemporary aesthetic.
Working alongside Minifie Architects and Parkeray, Style Group delivered a bespoke Dorma Hüppe Variflex movable wall solution, combining a Variflex Glass partition with two solid movable walls to create a highly versatile meeting environment.
The configuration allows the space to be arranged in several ways:
• One large boardroom
• One large and one smaller meeting room
• Up to three independent meeting spaces
• A fully open-plan area for larger events and collaborative sessions
The glazed Variflex system provides an acoustic rating of 52dB, while the solid partitions achieve 57dB, allowing multiple meetings to take place simultaneously without disruption. Semi-automatic operation ensures the acoustic seals engage at the correct pressure every time, making the walls quick, effortless and reliable to operate.
Finished with RAL 9004 framed glazing and fabric-faced solid panels, the installation complements the building’s contemporary interior while delivering the flexibility, acoustic performance and premium finish expected within one of the world’s leading sporting organisations.
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Food-service and guest-facing areas are typically inspected under hygiene and housekeeping standards that look closely at surfaces and joints. A seamless, moisture-resistant edge is designed with exactly that kind of scrutiny in mind.
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