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Recording Studios
Recording studios work best when acoustics, monitoring and the feel of the room support the way it is used. We design recording studios that remain stable, accurate and comfortable over long sessions, with performance that stays consistent over time.
For recording studio design projects, each space is shaped around the role of the room, the monitoring system, the host building’s acoustic behaviour, and the equipment, layout and atmosphere the client is looking for.
What we deliver
We design writing rooms, production studios, mix and mastering rooms, live rooms, vocal booths and overdub spaces. The acoustic approach varies by room type and brief, from natural creative environments through to critical listening rooms.
Our scope covers room geometry, early reflection control and low frequency control. Isolation design considers neighbouring uses, expected noise levels and the required separation between spaces. We also design and install low noise HVAC, electrical and lighting systems, together with technical cable routes, so the design can be delivered as intended and the completed studio supports modern hybrid workflows.
Technical and Acoustic Priorities
Accurate monitoring sits at the centre of most studio projects, so we assess the speaker to room relationship, boundary interactions, early reflection points and the modal behaviour of the space. Treatment strategies balance broadband absorption, targeted low frequency control and diffusion where appropriate, aiming for clarity, stability and repeatability across different playback levels.
Isolation design is developed around the brief and the required separation between spaces. Some rooms benefit from lighter interventions, while others require more robust multilayer and fully decoupled constructions, with careful management of both airborne and structure borne noise paths. Mapping these paths early helps set realistic performance targets and reduces redesign later.
Mechanical and electrical systems are coordinated to protect the acoustic intent and maintain a low noise floor. Low velocity airflow, vibration isolation on plant, appropriate attenuation, clean power distribution, controlled cable routes and stable environmental conditions all support rooms that operate quietly and predictably in daily use.
Early discussions focus on workflow, monitoring preferences, equipment layout and how the client wants the rooms to feel in daily use. Layouts, treatment design and isolation strategies are then refined into coordinated details that can be built reliably.
During construction, our teams deliver the isolation construction, internal acoustic treatments and building services installations. Particular attention is paid to junctions, penetrations and service routes, where poor detailing can compromise sound isolation and introduce unwanted noise.
How the rooms are developed
Representative Projects
Next steps
If you are planning a new recording studio or upgrading an existing space, we can assess the building, understand your monitoring goals and outline practical options for achieving the level of acoustic control you require.
Get in touch to discuss your project.