Project Design :: Cafeteria

Goal: To minimize the noise levels in an environment known for excessive noise. To control the impact of noise generated in the cafeteria to surrounding spaces.







  • Tips/Considerations
    • Because of the size and the materials typically used in this type of space, a cafeteria can become very reverberant, causing a tremendous build up of noise. Absorptive materials are needed to help control this reverberation. Typically, you wouldn't carpet a cafeteria; even if you did, carpet is only about 20-35% absorptive. Ceiling and/or wall treatments are necessary.
    • If occupants can come in contact with the wall, use materials that are cleanable and durable. This is less of a concern if the wall treatment is out of reach.
    • Keep in mind that cafeterias are often used as multi-purpose rooms, and/or gymnasiums.

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