Ep.34 Francois Papastefanou: How to include inspiring & playful acoustical solutions

11/14/22 • 46 min

The acoustics market is expected to reach 17.3 billion USD by 2027 and Frankie and his team are trail blazing with their playful and inspiring sustainable acoustical solutions.
With a multicultural pedigree from South Africa and Dubai what are the qualities needed to design in this space and are different design solutions required for different countries and their cultural and climatic differences?
Let’s meet Frankie

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