Kristen Murphy
Sustainability Lead
Noise pollution is a real issue: Sustainable acoustics for better buildings
New England Real Estate Journal
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Kristen Murphy’s article sheds light on strategies to reduce unwanted sound (noise pollution) in our everyday environments using sustainable materials and proactive design. Originally published in the New England Real Estate Journal, October 4, 2019.
About The Author
"I really like the variety of acoustical consulting: each project comes with interesting clients and unique challenges. It is really cool to see how far the principles of good acoustics apply!"
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