Re: Re: Echoes – Are There Any Serious Planning Guidelines ?

Well, the architects of one hotel referred me to a firm of interior designers abroad.
The interior designers gave noting away in the 1-2 line emails I got from them.
Ultimately, they claimed that the acoustic issues were channelled through the hotel company owner – who’s location I cannot determine.

I feel inclined to agree with you, Goneill – this sort of effect can hardly be the result of an accident.
I suppose a noisy lobby would get rid of fellas who would use a hotel lobby for business meetings and force them to book a meeting room.
And get rid of those who come in for 1 single coffee on Sunday mornings just to read the hotel papers for free . . .
Or worse ?

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