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How Spaces Come Alive: Case Studies, Updates & Inspiration
In Auckland’s newest shared workplace, the atrium needed more than just a visual statement. dbsorb and Jasmax created a dynamic feature wall of dbFin acoustic baffles that shifts with every viewpoint. Designed with zero waste and recycled content, the installation proves that acoustic solutions can be both sustainable and sculptural - a precedent for architects rethinking the role of acoustics in design.
Inside Wellington’s historic Old Bank Arcade, Meridian Energy’s HQ combines heritage character with cutting-edge sustainability. dbsorb supplied demountable, reusable acoustic panels that meet zero-glue and ultra-low VOC requirements, enabling circular design, high-performance acoustics, and future adaptability in a Living Building Challenge-certified workspace.
At Fonterra’s new Hamilton headquarters, acoustics weren’t treated as an afterthought. Using dbsorb's dbPrint™ on Decosorb panels, cultural storytelling and brand identity were embedded directly into the walls. The result is a workplace where sound control feels invisible - acoustic panels that read as art, not add-ons.
dbsorb has been announced as a finalist in the 2025 Best Design Awards, recognised in both Non-Consumer and Sustainable Product Design. Our family of glue-free mounting systems replaces adhesives with circular, installer-friendly solutions that reduce waste and make interiors more adaptable.
dbsorb's QuietKit
™ turned Next Advisory’s Auckland studio into a flexible, branded recording space. Built from factory offcuts, the system delivers professional sound, quick reconfiguration, and a sustainable design Luke can adapt for years to come.
Bay Radiology’s new Tauranga clinic challenges the typical healthcare fitout with a warm, calm design. dbsorb worked closely with Jigsaw Architects to deliver acoustic solutions that feel as good as they perform, bringing texture, calm, and flexibility into every space.
A major contributor to workplace productivity is the level of noise. Chatty coworkers, ringing phones, and background noise in an office cause serious distractions to the flow of work. This leads to less focus and concentration for your employees.
Like most people, you may have thought these two terms are much the same. But there are major differences in soundproofing and acoustic treatment.
Soundproofing is preventing sound from coming in and out of a specific space. While acoustic treatment is creating solutions to control or reduce echoes and sound reverberations in a room.
It can be overwhelming to come home after a long day of work to meet a noisy environment. But with an effective noise control system, you’ll be able to keep your home peaceful and quiet.
Soundproofing your house is a great way to gain peace and quiet, especially when you live in a noisy environment. A soundproofed room keeps out household noise and restores sound clarity to your home.
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