Sponsored by National Gypsum Company | Presented by Scott Hughes and Thad Goodman
In contemporary building design, the significance of sound control has never been more pronounced. A fundamental grasp of acoustical terminology and the principles of sound transmission is crucial for designing wall partitions to align with project-specific performance goals, adhere to code requirements and align with industry standards.
This podcast hosted by National Gypsum Company's technical marketing team delves into six key concepts that have the potential to affect STC ratings in wall assemblies, allowing for the realization of desired acoustical performance.
Photo courtesy of National Gypsum Company
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Scott Hughes and Thad Goodman promote architecturally specified products provided by National Gypsum Company through education and technical consultation. Their primary responsibilities are architectural specifications and presenting AIA approved education courses to members in the AEC industry |
National Gypsum Company is the exclusive service provider of reliable, high-performance building products manufactured by its affiliate companies and marketed under the Gold Bond®, ProForm® and PermaBASE® brands. The National Gypsum name has been synonymous with innovative products and exceptional service since 1925.
Originally published in Architectural Record
Originally published in April 2024