Marshall Day Acoustics were engaged by Genesis Energy to assess the potential construction noise effects from the remediation works at the Tekapo Canal.
The redeveloped Gallery provides a focus for Auckland's cultural precinct where the public can enjoy a diverse range of exhibits, experience the ambience of the building and adjacent park, and gather for functions and seminars.
The Slider Building is located at 8-14 Stanley Street, Parnell. Adjacent to the existing Carlaw Park development, the Slider Building offers Green Star rated office facilities, currently occupied by the National Library and KiwiRail.
Eden Park is one of New Zealand's premier sporting complexes which hosts a number of prominent local, national and international sporting events. It is the largest sporting venue in New Zealand.
The gas-fired Sur Independent Power Plant (IPP) will be the largest power plant in Oman, representing approximately 40% of Oman’s installed power capacity when it comes fully on-stream in 2014.
AAMI Park also known as Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (MRS) has a capacity of over 30,000 and features a 'bio-frame' roof design providing extensive seat coverage and excellent spectator sight lines.
Marshall Day Acoustics was selected for this project as part of a rigorous tendering process and the result is a beautiful asymmetrical auditorium design with the acclaimed London based architect, Zaha Hadid, who won the design competition in 2003.
The expansion of the Melbourne Exhibition Centre to integrate a world-class convention centre is part of a AUD$1.8 billion project to revitalise Melbourne's riverside precinct. The finished development is now the central focus of an area linking Melbourne's Southbank and Docklands precincts and includes a 5 star hotel, Maritime Museum, twenty-storey office tower and lifestyle retail centr
Formerly known as Civic Place, The Concourse represents one of the most comprehensive cultural infrastructure projects undertaken by a local government authority and Marshall Day Acoustics are pleased to have been appointed as acoustic consultant on this prestigious project on the North Shore of Sydney.
Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is upgrading the existing Shanganagh Wastewater Treatment Works to provide full secondary treatment for wastewater from Shanganagh and Bray.This €65million project will take the sewage from four sewers in the South Dublin/Wicklow area, resulting in a significant improvement in the water quality in D
