Seattle’s Bullitt Center was the winner in the High-performance Buildings category at the 2014 Beyond Green awards, organized by the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) Sustainable Buildings Industry Council (SBIC). Proprietary GenieMat FF technology (US Patent No. 8,240,430 and 8,556,029) was used in this project to isolate noise and
Karl Simpson of Hoare Lea Acoustics submitted the victorious University of Exeter project for the 2013 ANC Awards in the category of Sound Insulation Design. The Awards look for examples of work that displays innovation, and originality in acoustic design or approach to a particular project. High levels of acoustic
Do you know GenieMat FF has a published environmental product declaration (EPD)? An Environmental Product Declaration is a document which
As cities continue to grow at a vast rate, the need for accessible and reliable rail transit increases exponentially. This
GenieClip® RST is a unibody molded rubber and galvanized steel mount that attaches gypsum wallboard (GWB) to either wall or
For centuries wood has been a key component of low and mid-rise multifamily construction. Wood is a renewable resource that
Pliteq’s Rubber Puzzle Tiles are a floor covering solution designed to provide superior impact shock, vibration, and noise control in
