Cost and design analysis
Clients come to us with two questions: is this design going to work, and is this price reasonable for what it delivers. Both can be answered.
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Sometimes the design is wrong. Sometimes the cost is out of proportion to the design. Often work has already been done and has not produced what was promised. In each case the useful first step is an assessment by someone with no stake in the original proposal.
What a review covers
- Whether the proposed design meets the stated requirement, by measurement and modelling.
- Whether the specification describes performance or simply lists equipment.
- Whether the cost is proportionate to what is specified.
- Where money is being spent for little acoustic return.
- What it would take to correct work already carried out.
What you get
A written assessment with measurements where they are relevant, a clear statement of what does and does not meet the requirement, and options with their costs. If the honest answer is that the existing proposal is sound, that is what the report says.
It is worth reassessing before more money is committed, not after.
Tell us the room
Send dimensions and intended use. You get back an indicative acoustic treatment, a systems outline and a budget range.