FABRIC PANELS & PARTITIONS

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EVENTS CLOTHING

Background

Events Clothing are a premium clothing brand that supply uniforms and corporate wear to businesses and the yacht industry.

Challenges

Events Clothing were creating a new head office in Morningside, using an open plan space. They realised that it needed some sound proofing, but wanted to integrate this into some large ‘art pieces’ that focused attention on their core market – superyachts.

Solution

Using a Free standing Finesse Frame wall, but adding wheels to the bottom of each panel we were able to create a highly mobile wall, hidden in which were Autex Quiet Space panels. This enabled them to utilise the panels more effectively, moving them where they were needed. They also soaked up the sounds of the open plan environment, creating a much better workspace.[/md_text]

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AUCKLAND MUSEUM

Background

Auckland Museum approached us recently requiring some graphics panels to support their new VOLUME: Making Music in Aotearoa exhibition.

Challenges

Auckland Museum needed a practical, cost effective solution to putting on a music exhibition within the Museum which is normally quite a quiet environment. The images they wanted printing were quite old pictures and so reproduction needed to be done carefully – the images were very grainy, but actually this lended itself to reproducing them on the chosen fabric – a fabric that diffused their appearance anyway and worked well with the images.

Solution

Continuing the theme of the exhibition, and using the artwork they provided, we printed onto Autex Workstation Rigid Acoustic Panels. It created a sound proofed environment within the Museum allowing people to enjoy the exhibition, but without the exhibition detracting from the rest of the features of the museum, normally quite a quiet space.[/md_text]