Arles town hall, acoustics in a listed building

Microsorber® film canvases were stretched like transparent sails across the ceiling. Light and almost imperceptible, they leave intact the beauty of the stone and the grandeur of the meeting room at Arles Town Hall, a listed heritage site.

A stunning rendering, but above all acoustic comfort for the elected representatives who are lucky enough to work in this magnificent place.

Historical information: The numbers you see around the perimeter of the room date back to Roman times: the idea was to give a number to the biggest farmer in the region, and to put a bag under the number so that everyone could come and pay their taxes.