productgallery Fine acoustics help to deliver world-class school


The Cambridge Primary, a new state-of-the-art primary school, has opened its doors giving the community of Wellesley, Aldershot a modern and sustainable, purpose-built learning facility.


Marking a £10.6m investment, the Hampshire County Council-designed school strives to provide an excellent start to a child’s learning. Heradesign Superfine from Knauf AMF offers a positive contribution to this vision by helping to create a healthy acoustic environment.


Reducing the impact of noise in the new facility was an important consideration in the school’s design. Renowned for its excellent sound absorption properties, 700 sqm of Heradesign Superfine was specified by the architects in nine classrooms and two halls.


Heradesign is a range of ceiling tiles and wall absorbers manufactured from sustainably sourced wood-wool with a unique, organic aesthetic that can be made to match any colour. Thanks to the technologically- advanced mineral wool core, Heradesign demonstrates exceptional sound absorption which makes it suitable for schools and leisure buildings as well as offices and hospitals.


Working on behalf of main contractor Osborne, Broadsword Group installed the ceiling tiles within the classrooms and halls. Paul Harris of Broadsword comments: “We have been using Knauf AMF products for many years now and find their systems to be so easy to install. Not only do they offer superb levels of sound insulation, aesthetically they offer a great finish!”


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