Doctors Office Noise Struggles
Achieving quiet comfort and climate balance for modern clinics.
Located in Melbourne’s medical district, this doctor’s office serves as both a clinical space and consultation hub for specialists. The client required an HVAC system that not only maintained year-round comfort but also integrated seamlessly into the architectural aesthetic.
The challenge stemmed from fluctuating climate conditions and a growing patient volume that made temperature consistency difficult to achieve. Additionally, the office experienced noticeable background noise from existing duct systems, disrupting consultations and patient comfort.
Staark’s design and engineering team collaborated with the architect to implement a quiet, adaptive, and visually cohesive air distribution system. Through acoustic ducting, adjustable linear grilles, and custom-designed finishes, the result achieved a balanced environment where performance and design coexist effortlessly.
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Uneven temperature zones in consultation and waiting areas
The clinic experienced inconsistent air distribution — some consultation rooms were overly cold while shared spaces were warm, creating discomfort for both staff and patients.
Installed adjustable linear grilles to regulate airflow direction and intensity per zone, allowing medical staff to tailor comfort levels for each room without overloading the system.
Background noise from air ducts disrupting consultations
The clinic experienced inconsistent air distribution — some consultation rooms were overly cold while shared spaces were warm, creating discomfort for both staff and patients.
Integrated acoustic ducting systems with internal sound-absorbing lining, reducing noise transmission and improving the acoustic experience for both patients and practitioners.
Aesthetic integration of air-conditioning components in client-facing areas
The clinic experienced inconsistent air distribution — some consultation rooms were overly cold while shared spaces were warm, creating discomfort for both staff and patients.
Collaborated with Staark’s design team to fabricate custom-built grilles matching the interior color palette and finish, ensuring the HVAC system complemented the overall architectural vision.
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