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Imagine walking into a workplace where every sense is considered. The lighting shifts with the rhythm of the day, the air feels fresh and clean, subtle natural sounds create calm focus, and even carefully curated scents transform certain areas into restorative spaces. This isn’t a futuristic dream, it’s the emerging reality of workplace design in Asia-Pacific. And according to the   International WELL Building Institute’s  latest report,   Investing in Health Pays Back (2nd

When the first Moodsonic zones went live at GSK’s Melbourne HQ, something subtle but remarkable happened. The space itself seemed to relax. Conversation softened, focus settled in, and the noise that once dominated open areas became a balanced, living backdrop. What was once sound masking had evolved into something far more intelligent: a  generative soundscape  that listens, learns, and adapts to the rhythm of the workplace. This is the future of acoustics, and it is transfo

Are you interested in soundscaping but not so sure about where to start? These simple steps can be used in any type of shared building –...

From big banks to small start-ups, companies around Australia are embracing the open plan office. More than half of Australian office...

More than half of Australian office workers now spend their days in open-plan settings – and this is expected to grow as companies take...

There is a reason why human beings love the sound of the waves crashing on the shore, rain on the roof or birdsong. A raft of research...