News|Videos|October 15, 2014

Picking perfect materials to quiet your veterinary hospital

Isolation, noise reduction and other ways to tone it down

Think about how you could cut down on the barking and background noiseof your new veterinary clinic with materials with really good NRC and STC ratings. Don't know what those are? Bryan King, AIA, principal at Animal Arts in Boulder, Colorado, can explain.

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