Occupant well-being, inspired by nature.
Occupant health is top of mind for architects and designers — and it should be. From excellent sound-absorption capabilities to healthy materials that support clean indoor air, Rockfon stone wool ceilings and panels are a safe and sustainable material choice.
These features and more contribute to spaces that prioritize occupant well-being, fulfilling the growing demand for healthy, sustainable interior environments.
Step inside the New York Public Library’s revitalized Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library and experience a tranquil blend of aesthetics and occupant-friendly features.
Envisioned and executed by Mecanoo and Beyer Blinder Belle Architects, the award-winning library facility overhaul modernized the 109-year-old structure to better serve its 1.7 million annual visitors.
Rockfon Alaska® 2-by-4-foot stone wool ceiling panels enhance acoustics and visual comfort across 60,000 square feet, giving the library a modern ceiling that minimizes noise and maximizes daylight in the renewed interior.
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We provide customers with a complete acoustic ceiling system offering, combining sound absorbing ceiling tiles and specialty metal panels with suspension grid systems and accessories.
