Electroacoustics

The ACT Government invested in a purpose-built Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) campus for Woden. The new campus was aimed at stimulating the local economy, supporting the revitalisation of Woden, providing skills and training opportunities to cater for business, industry and the greater ACT community.

ASL are providing the AV and electroacoustic services for the project. We have also undertaken a review of existing AV provisions of the existing CIT building with the aim of repurposing AV equipment into the new development.

Located within Macquarie University’s emerging hearing precinct, the Cochlear Global headquarters accommodates 1,250 employees within a seven-storey building. As part of the new A-Grade Commercial office building, a fully integrated fit out incorporating manufacturing space, warehouse storage, administration and breakout spaces was provided.

ASL provided AV and electroacoustic services for the main contractor.

The Condell Park Mosque and Community Centre’s architectural identity was inspired from diverse cultural influences; from the Levantine tradition to Moroccan twists fusing these with a unique Australian flair. It serves as a centre for faith, education and community engagement.

ASL were engaged by the main contractor to provide AV and electroacoustic services.

Grand Hyatt Dubai, the world-famous urban resort located in the heart of Dubai, is known for its skyline views. It recently completed a multi-year renovation of its luxury suites and increased its room count.

ASL provided AV and electroacoustic services along with our sister company Acoustic Logic providing acoustic services input into the room designs.

The Centre recently underwent a revitalisation of indoor and outdoor spaces. As part of this revitalisation there was an upgrade to the existing Centre AV provisions.

ASL were engaged to provide AV and electroacoustic advice.

Located at 700 Bourke Street, NAB’s office was aimed at being a benchmark space for its 6,000 employees. The building achieved 6-Star Green Star Rating for Design and As Built.

ASL provided AV and electroacoustic consultancy services for the NAB fit out.

Since opening its doors to the public in 2003, TarraWarra Museum of Art has been one of the cultural jewels in the Yarra Valley. The museum recently underwent a refurbishment which involved an upgrade to the audio visual provisions. ASL were engaged to provide AV and electroacoustic services as part of this.

This Digital Health Development Hub was established in the Westmead Innovation Precinct and it allowed Telstra Health to collaborate more closely with CSIRO eHealth Research Institute, Westmead Health Precinct, Western Sydney University and the Sydney Children's Hospital.

ASL provided acoustic, electroacoustic and audio visual services to Lendlease who completed the fit out for Telstra Health.

The Star’s Event Centre was developed to be a multifunctional space with a capacity of 4000 people. It is located within Sydney’s premier entertainment destination, The Star Entertainment precinct.

ASL was engaged by Multiplex to rationalise the electroacoustic design of the venue, and then subsequently engaged by Stowe Australia to engineer and oversee the full delivery of the AV and electroacoustic systems for the project.

The Great Hall is UTS’s largest venue, designed to recreate a warm and dramatic cathedral-like space. The Hall serves as the main campus venue for graduations, examinations, and orientations. It is also designed to cater to a wide variety of events, such as conferences, exhibitions, round tables, dinners, and cocktail functions.

ASL provided the AV and electroacoustic design for the Great Hall, delivering versatile and robust solutions for various room configurations, including classrooms, theatres, and collaborative spaces.