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Stay up to date with Topakustik News. Here we regularly publish product innovations, news from the company, architectural trends and selected reference projects.

TOP PROJECT March 2024

Conference room, USA

The standout element in this design is the 3D feature wall, meticulously crafted by the design team and brought to life by Topakustik. Every aspect was carefully coordinated, from the custom sequenced Fumed Eucalyptus veneer to the microperforated surface, ensuring unparalleled acoustical performance.

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Architect@Work London

On 20 + 21 March 2024 we will be at Architect@Work together with our sales partner. We will be presenting Topakustik Triangolo at stand 60 - come and see us.

TOP PROJECT February 2024

Kaizen Gaming, Athen, GR

The use of Topakustik-planks Classic 29/3 M in European Oak veneer succeeds in the most efficient and seamless way in meeting all the above requirements and at the same time provides the auditorium with a warm, welcoming and creative ambiance.

TOP PROJECT January 2024

New main building of the Electric Obwalden, Kerns CH

The Elektrizitätswerk Obwalden (EWO) provides the basic power supply for the canton of Obwalden. The new headquarters, at the previous site in Kerns, offers space for around 110 employees. For the ceiling, Topakustik was able to supply over 2,000 m2 of Topakustik-Planks Classic with ARIA-Pure core material.

TOP PROJECT December 2023

Rossville Elementary School, Baltimore USA

We are thrilled with the results of our 19/2 M Melamine Acoustic panels at the Rossville Elementary School. Our material is throughout the school which is not only great for acoustic value, but they also bring a sense of cohesion and warmth to the space, creating an inviting and inspiring environment for students and staff alike. The panels have truly transformed the school's atmosphere, fostering a more conducive learning and working environment for everyone involved.

TOP PROJECT November 2023

Attic conversion, Stans CH

The building is under both cantonal and federal protection, so the conversion had to meet strict specifications.
The local architectural firm Plus Architekten AG implemented these specifications very skilfully: with the light birch wood, an exciting contrast was introduced to the refreshed, traditional roof truss.