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Soundscaping for a better workplace experience - webinar recording

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Thanks to everyone who joined our March EMEA webinar. Many of you requested a recording of the webinar, so here it is!

In this session we discuss:

  • People's scientific and evolutionary responses to sound and sensory experiences in the workplace
  • How to turn sound from the #1 complaint in workplaces into a positive interior design tool
  • Design pointers and best practises for successful workplace soundscaping (although many of these apply to other environments like healthcare too!)

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