Niches were created and clad in burel, conceived as micro-environments offering high acoustic and sensory comfort. Material continuity between vertical and horizontal surfaces enhances localized sound absorption, reducing reverberation and promoting privacy in individual or semi-collective areas. The project also included small burel furniture pieces.
Additionally, the project integrated hand-embroidered burel wall panels with 3D Points, exploring tridimensionality as a strategy for sound diffusion and absorption. The relief created by embroidery increases surface complexity and promotes sound wave dispersion, contributing to a more acoustically controlled environment suited to high-quality spatial contexts.
Burel Comfort: MDF panels with foam finished in Plain Burel.
Acoustic panels finished in Burel Abstract and embroidered in various 3D Stitches.
Architect: JAJA
Partnership Burel Factory & Casatina
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