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Renovation De Voorste Venne in Drunen completed

De Voorste Venne has been renovated and reopened last month. The renovation of the 5.800 m2 building lasted one-and-half years, in which the building is

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Scaffolding in front of façade Felix Meritis removed

The monumental building of Felix Meritis, situated at the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam and in ownership of investment company Amerborgh since 2014, is being thoroughly

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Exposition tower in Milan and library in Qatar opened

Last month saw the opening of two buildings by OMA, of which Level Acoustics & Vibration was the acoustic consultant. Fondazione Prada, Milaan During

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Opening Lab City Paris with special roof

Lab City in Paris has opened its doors at the start of the academic year of 2017-2018. The building houses a research institute for

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Publication revised SBR-guideline A

The Dutch guidelines for the assessment of building vibration are compiled by SBR (Stichting BouwResearch).  The three main guidelines exist since 1992: part 1 concerns

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Relaxation of noise standards for old ships

In 2014-2015, Level Acoustics & Vibration was part of a research team that investigated how to deal with noise exposure on old ships navigating the Rhine. This

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PhD title for Remy Wenmaekers for research about acoustics and noise load of musicians

Remy Wenmaekers has defended his PhD thesis ‘Stage acoustics and sound exposure in performance and rehearsal spaces for orchestras Methods for physical measurements’ on November 22nd

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Specialized course Acoustics for Audiologists

The fourth edition of the Dutch course Acoustics for Audiologists (‘Akoestiek voor Audiologen in Opleiding’) has taken place at the Laboratorium voor Akoestiek in

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Participation in design contest Stationsplein Eindhoven

Level Acoustics & Vibration has participated in the design team of Hurks, Barcode Architects, Vesteda and Karres en Brands to design a new iconic building

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