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Asona raises the ceiling in new concept, five-level office building.
Asona collaborated with Architects Ashton Mitchell , Hawkins Construction and Alpha Interiors
in developing an acoustic solution for the purpose built student accommodation 55 Symonds Street
Unilodge.
Asona has the answer for reviving tired grid & tile ceilings with Polyfon Mesh, wood-look and other decorative acoustic ceiling finishes.
Indoor Pool environments are a challenge for building designers, manufacturers and contractors, with high humidity, condensation and corrosion issues a constant threat to building elements.
The Architects, Workspace Vision selected Asona’s Triton Duo 60 with Sonaris S7 (white on grey) facing to go into a
suspended grid system with perimeter lighting to hang above Steel & Tube’s reception area in their Wellington offices.
Architects Jasmax chose Triton 25™ 2400 mm x 600 mm ceiling panels to cover the large ceiling expanse in the Wellsford War Memorial Library.
St Peters College new school gymnasium designed by Architectus looked to Asona for supply of the acoustic ceilings.
Following on in the footsteps of previous ASB refurbishments, architects CPRW Fisher has once again designed a show-stopping acoustic solution for the 125 Queen Street Branch.
Hobsonville Point Primary & Secondary schools are the first public-private partnership (PPP) schools in NZ.
The Base Food Court is a very busy open spaced area made from hard materials and has a steady flow of foot traffic which creates a lot of reverberant noise.
Blackwells Holden & Mazda Dealership were looking for a new acoustic feature ceiling for
the showroom of their premier CHCH dealership.
Asona created a bespoke solution for the ceiling lighting lanterns in the recently renovated ASB flagship Queen Street branch.
Triton Cloud Sound Shapes™ are high sound absorbing glass fibre shaped ceiling clouds designed to work together in formations and clusters to control unwanted noise & reverberation
In conjunction with Warren & Mahoney Architects & Marshall Day Acoustics, Asona was asked to develop a solution that would work in seamlessly with the deconstructed interior design of the Les Mills flagship sports gym at Britomart.
Polyfon Mesh™ provides the opportunity for a ceiling to incorporate pattern and texture without overwhelming the interior.
Whimsical fantasy or a practical solution to acoustic control while adding drama and a touch of fun back into the work place.
Hobsonville Point Primary & Secondary schools are the first public-private partnership (PPP) schools in NZ.
Architects Jasmax selected Knuaf-Danoline’s Stratopanel 8/15/20 random perforated ceiling panels to use in the entrance and mezzanine level ceilings of the Sir Paul Reeves Building located on the AUT University Campus.
Project: Athfield Architects identified several acoustic issues within the build, some caused by the construction of the building itself and others by the intended usage of the space such as the children's area.
Hobsonville Point Primary & Secondary schools are the first public-private partnership (PPP) schools in NZ.
The architects Warren & Mahoney chose Asona’s Snaptex stretched fabric acoustic wall system to cover the over-sized sliding door panels along levels 3, 4 & 5 landings in the new MIT Manukau Campus building.
To control the reverberation from this large enclosed atrium space, Chow Hill architects (Hamilton) selected a customised version of Asona's Snaptex.
For the interior fit-out & refurbishment of the Seeka Te Puke HQ, David Page of Page Henderson Architects wanted to respect the original iconic Kiwi 360 building including the unique rotunda that welcomes staff & visitors into the reception area.
The award winning ASB North Wharf building, designed in conjunction with leading architects BVN Donavan & Jasmax embodies a number of innovative environmentally sustainable strategies.
Asona's ability to modify the majority of their product ranges enables them to deliver truly bespoke soloutions that adapts to the projects requirements.
