Taking interior design further - the potential of air quality and acoustics

Modern working environments are increasingly characterised by a variety of visible and invisible factors. In addition to obvious aspects such as ergonomic furniture, aesthetic design and intelligent systems that make everyday working life easier, there are invisible factors that are often ignored or not taken into account in planning, but which are of crucial importance.

But even the most ergonomic, well-designed and smart office is only half as good as it could be if the room acoustics or the air quality are poor. Consequently, it is a holistic approach to interior design that makes a modern workplace.

Find out from the experts at Florafilt, Fraunhofer and KLIMAKUSTIK® how scientific findings and innovative approaches to interior design can improve acoustics and ensure optimum air quality. You will also find out how room acoustics and air quality have a positive effect on well-being, health and productivity.