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RPG Continually Evolving
The RPG monthly effusor Newsletter introduces new products and services and highlights recent projects. If you are receiving this Newsletter
for the first time, here is a link to all previous issues
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This fall we will be welcoming many architects and acousticians for our Continuing Education Series of
Diffuse Seminars. If you would like to join us, please contact RPG or a
Representative in your area.
In this issue, we would like to describe RPG's proprietary capability of optimizing, testing and manufacturing custom shapes that
may be of interest to the architectural and acoustic community. We feature the Thomas Deacon Academy in
the UK, designed by Sir Norman Foster. Read More.
This innovative procedure will also be presented at the Acoustical
Society Meeting in Miami (see below).
Innovative Integration of Acoustic Treatment into Modern Architecture
This paper will review how contemporary shape optimization algorithms help to create contemporary surfaces that complement
contemporary architecture in the way that relief ornamentation, statuary, columns, etc. complemented classic architecture.
Resa1p Class A Cores With No Added Formaldehyde
We invite you to explore Resa1p, the first Class A core material that also does not
contain any added formaldehyde. It may be used to satisfy LEED-NC MR and EQ Credits. For more information please download the
Resap brochure.
Topperfo Micro! Absorptive Wood with Barely Visible Holes
We also invite you to examine the first microperforated, absorptive veneered or painted wood absorber. With 30,000 holes per square foot,
you can obtain significant absorption with the holes barely visible at normal viewing distances.
For more information, please download the
Topperfo Micro brochure.
Introducing the CDM-ISO-MAT
CDM-ISO-MAT is a profiled continuous mat treatment that is used to float wet and dry floor constructions, available
in a wide range of elastomer materials. It is made from recycled rubber granules bonded with polyurethane glue. A range of densities
are available with different stiffness characteristics for different loading.
Please contact Tom Ryan (tryan@rpginc.com), Director of RPG's Noise and Vibration Division, for more information.
Fiber-free, Light-transmitting, Microperforated Absorbers
Microperforated, fiber-free, light-transmitting plastics offer a new solution for sound absorption with daylighting.
Fiber-free absorption is critical in health care, hospitality, food service, hotels, restaurants and schools. In addition, they provide a needed
solution in large
glass-dominated enclosures like atria, lobbies, convention centers, botanical gardens, etc.
For more information, please download the Clearsorber brochure.
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