Guangzhou Business CBD Project

In an era where open-plan offices dominate, a large furniture enterprise in Guangzhou CBD found itself grappling with the challenges of office noise. The open workspace led to frequent interruptions for employees—from phone rings to cross-department discussions. The creative design team struggled to focus without dedicated space, and cross-department collaboration efficiency dropped by 30% due to environmental distractions. To break through this bottleneck, the company introduced a modular soundproof pod system. By integrating physical space innovation with acoustic technology, they successfully built a smart office ecosystem where "openness and focus coexist."

—— A single pod in the lounge area, customized with high-saturation colors, creates an aesthetically harmonious atmosphere

Located in the prime, high-cost core area of Guangzhou CBD, the company needed to comprehensively balance efficiency, agility, and functionality in space utilization. After extensive evaluation, they ultimately chose soundproof booth as the solution. The ease and flexibility of installation were key factors attracting the enterprise. Without the need for design, construction, or renovation costs, the company could quickly set up quiet spaces within the open office environment.

Furthermore, the versatility of the HECOR office pods was another critical consideration. HECOR pods are SGS acoustically certified, complying with the ISO 23351-1:2021 standard, with voice noise reduction >29 dB. Depending on the functional scenario, HECOR configured various pod sizes for them. The Model S pod serves as a space for focused work or private calls, while the Model XL pod can accommodate up to 6 people for meetings, discussions, or video conferences.

As open-plan offices become commonplace, soundproof booth are evolving from an innovative product to a standard feature in office environments. They act like islands scattered throughout the open space, allowing employees to find focus amidst the noise and maintain independence within collaboration.