Expositions
Wood as the material
The bass-catching tower
A tower that efficiently catches (absorbs) the low frequency sound(waves).
Back to Nature, Forest, August 2020
Wood in the woods. The sustainable choice.
Helsinki town house, Restaurant, August 2020
( I know, my lighting set-up could be much better )
Matinkylä, at home, July 2020
( My make-do garage, the living room having to do as workshop )
Road trip of wood PRD, first prototype
Maria01, Ruoholahti, Helsinki, June 2019
The so-far-mobile panel has moved – from its wheels – to be wall mounted. Maria01 is a growing-ground platform for start-ups. One could say, a businesscenter-like forum.
HTC, Pinta-building, Helsinki, 10th May 2017
One of 4 business-center buildings, this one including an auditorium.
(Photos by Satish Kumar, in connection with the annual PMI Finland conference)
HTC, Nina-building, Ruoholahti, Helsinki, May-June 2017
An office complex of 4 business-center buildings, including auditorium and restaurant.
TaloTalo, Vantaa, March 2017
At the stand of Westwood stairs, who was kind to lend me the space.
This acoustic panel is a PRD (prime root diffusor) and made out of wood, measuring corner-to-corner 111×111 cm. Standing 180 cm high on its own mobile stand.
Echo-mitigating frequency range: 830 – 2860 Hz (design-dependent)
Complete description, sound breaking panel
EPS, a.k.a. styrox, hard foam as the material
FLM-Tuotanto, Vallila, August 2017
In studio, at FLM-Tuotanto, owned and operated by Ilkka Ferm. Vallila, Helsinki.
PRD panel, made out of EPS (isolation foam) also called styrox. Uncolored.
2 pieces of panels, each 12×13 (columns / rows) with face area 50×50 mm.
Sound dampening range: 850 – 3430 Hz.
Studio, Vallila, July 2017
In studio of Aki Päivärinne. Vallila, Helsinki.
Here, the same type of panel as mentioned above (PRD) is colored by spray paint and a photo of a guitar has been added.
The very first proto work – the spray painting was not a success.
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The 2nd pilot test, on a Green guitar theme. Tolerances not yet pleasing the eye… as can be seen.
That said, the 3rd panel (see references) is made using a custom built cutting table.
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If you have an idea of where this panel could stand for exposition, please let me know. A successful lead will be rewarded as follows:
