In this webinar we explore the value of achieving the best acoustic rating to meet the demands of clients and end-users for more comfortable buildings that support health, wellbeing, productivity and enjoyment.

On the panel:

DR. OLIVER WOLFF, GEBERIT. As Head of Building Physics, Oliver works at Geberit's unique building technology and acoustics laboratory - a four-storey building where virtually any construction situation can be acoustically recorded using state-of- the-art measurement technology.

DR. ANTHONY CHILTON, MAX FORDHAM. Anthony is a Senior Partner and Head of Acoustics at Max Fordham LLP, having been at the company for 15 years. He is the chair of the cross-industry group responsible for producing the 'Acoustics, Ventilation and Overheating' guidance released earlier this year. Anthony has a longstanding interest in acoustic design for sustainable and low-carbon buildings. His recent projects include Fairfield Halls in Croydon and Cohen Quad at Exeter College, Oxford.

HELEN SEDDON, RBA ACOUSTICS. Helen has worked in building acoustics for almost 18 years and has a specialism in the acoustic design of residential buildings. She spent 9 years working in London and the South East before relocating to Manchester in 2011, and joined RBAÕs Manchester office in 2017. Helen has advised on numerous high profile residential developments and hotels, mainly in the UK, but also in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.

BEN BURGESS, BUROHAPPOLD. As Associate Director at BuroHappold, Ben leads the Acoustics Team, bringing that blend of practical experience and academic qualifications to help deliver practical, buildable engineering solutions on some of the world's most exciting and best-known projects in collaboration with innovative architectural collaborators.

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