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Vinci Archipel

Product(s):

Tyg Ceiling Rafts

The Archipelago comprises five buildings offering 74,000 m² of office space and 1,500 m² of retail space, accommodating 4,000 workstations and featuring over 900 Tyg units - that's more than 2,000 m² of acoustic panels.

Nearly 4,000 employees will be grouped together in the Archipelago, thus bringing together the central functions of all the group’s business units. It is within this context that the acoustic treatment of workspaces becomes a major priority for Vinci. The project’s acoustic design concept must be conceived, calculated, and dimensioned during the initial design phase.

The project’s objective is to create an acoustic environment conducive to creativity and employee well-being. The layout of the shared spaces, incorporating Tyg acoustic ceiling panels, fully meets the requirements of the acoustic specifications. This beautiful and thoughtful blend combines three key features: aesthetic appeal that seamlessly integrates with the existing architecture, integrated lighting, and unparalleled acoustic performance.

Performance you can trust. Indeed, our suspended Tyg acoustic panels are certified by an independent accredited laboratory. It’s worth noting that the performance of the AllSfär acoustic panels, exceeding the initial recommendations of the acoustic engineering firm, allowed for optimised absorption surfaces, much to the client’s delight.

Higher-performing panels for a more comfortable soundscape. During the presentation of the mock-up and demonstration space, the client was able to appreciate the quality, robustness, and finish of the anodised aluminium frame. Unparalleled ease of installation is ensured thanks to the pre-marked positions, the careful and individual packaging of the panels, the multi-adjustable fixings, and the pre-prepared recesses for the lighting fixtures. This saves time, eliminates the need for on-site cutting, and reduces costs for the project manager.

With stunning views in the heart of La Défense in Paris, Vinci’s teams can enjoy a work environment that reflects the group’s values.

In addition to being visually appealing, the new “L’Archipel” office buildings also offer employees acoustically balanced spaces designed to please both the ears and the mind. Throughout the entire space, from break rooms to meeting rooms, individual workstations, and high-traffic areas, a mix of graphically cut trapezoidal acoustic panels are suspended from the ceiling to reduce noise in the open-plan office spaces.

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