Client: Queensland Government, Brisbane City Council and Private Developers
Service Provided: Construction, Acoustic barriers
Location: Various Location in Queensland
Full Project Description: Our team was awarded the sub-contract to provide including;
For the past Eight years our team has been involved in the supply and installation of noise barriers, delivering a number of key projects including:
https://queenslandnoisebarriers.com.au/case-studies/
- Acoustic barrier/Noise Barriers for Government Community Housing – Buderim, QLD
- Acoustic barrier/Noise Barriers – Government Community Housing. Bargara Rd Bundaberg East QLD.
- Acoustic barrier/Noise Barriers for DTMR/Palm Lakes Resort, Caloundra QLD.
- Acoustic barrier/Noise Barriers for Industrial Park, Beenleigh QLD 4207
- Acoustic barrier/Noise Barriers for DTMR/Kenfrost Homes, Captain Cook Highway, Clifton Beach QLD
- Acoustic barrier/Noise Barriers for DTMR/Ingenia Resort, Victoria Point QLD 4165
- Acoustic barrier/Noise Barriers for Brisbane City Council on Hale Street, Paddington QLD
- Acoustic barrier/Noise Barriers for DTMR/Gateway Upgrade Rochdale Qld
- Noise wall/Noise Barriers for Brisbane City Council Indooroopilly roundabout Upgrade – Indooroopilly Qld
Acoustic panel barriers, also known as noise barriers, are primarily used to reduce traffic noise from highways, busy arterial roads, elevated roadways, and other major noise sources. These systems may consist of sound-reflective barriers or composite designs combining sound absorption and sound insulation. The latter provides a more effective solution by reducing noise transmission through a purpose-built wall system designed to minimise the impact of traffic noise on nearby residential areas. These barriers act as a physical separation between the noise source and receiver, significantly reducing sound propagation and improving the acoustic environment.
We are prequalified for Design and Construction by the Department of Transport and Main Roads. Our acoustic engineers have the capability to assess, research, and measure allowable noise levels (dB) for residential applications.
Please let us know how we can assist with your next project.