What enables sports venues, waterfront developments, and commercial facilities to remain comfortable, functional, and acoustically controlled? It is coordinated engineering that manages room acoustics, mechanical vibration, sound transmission, and kitchen exhaust pollutants before they affect occupants or building performance.
That focus shapes KGC’s July edition. This month, we highlight Al Forsan International Sports Resort in Abu Dhabi, where Kinetics acoustic wall panels and acoustic spray support effective indoor noise control; and Marassi Al Bahrain, where vibration isolators, floating floors, acoustic underlay, and flexible connectors contribute to quieter spaces and dependable mechanical operation.
Our Technical Discussion explores the application of kitchen ecology units in HVAC systems, explaining how electrostatic precipitators, particulate filters, activated carbon, exhaust fans, and control systems work together to reduce smoke, grease particles, and odours from commercial kitchen exhaust air.
We also spotlight Kinetics sound-rated acoustical doors and perimeter gaskets, engineered to reduce sound transmission through door assemblies by treating both the door construction and surrounding air gaps. The edition also introduces the KCFL Airfoil Blade Acoustic Louver and its role in controlling noise while maintaining the airflow required by building ventilation systems.
Explore the July edition to discover how Kinetics Group combines architectural acoustics, vibration isolation, commercial kitchen exhaust filtration, acoustic doors, and ventilation noise control to create quieter and more efficient developments across the UAE and Bahrain.
