Jaffe Holden is thrilled to be featured on the cover of the National Council of Acoustical Consultants Spring 2022 Newsletter with our recent story on Inclusive Audio Design at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures!

Here’s a snippet from the cover story:

“Today’s best practices in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry call for inclusive designs that provide an egalitarian experience for all. There are protections in place that require accessibility of spaces through civil rights laws such as the Americans with Disabilities Act, but inclusive design goes beyond accessible design. Inclusive design factors in an even wider section of the population with diverse needs who may not have a legally recognized disability, such as a person with sensory issues or a temporary disability. The primary objective of inclusive design is to remove barriers for anyone who may be excluded from the full use or enjoyment of a space, such as a museum, performing arts center, or cultural center, and to consider each end-user as a unique individual with varying needs.”

Read more at www.ncac.com