About
About
ALN Acoustic Design Ltd is a London-based consultancy specialising in sound, acoustics, and noise control within the built environment. We focus on acoustically critical spaces such as performance venues, cinemas, and recording studios where success is defined by sound quality. Our approach combines technical expertise with practical insight, delivering effective solutions to complex acoustic challenges.
The practice was founded by Arthur Lewis-Nunes, an experienced consultant with a robust background in physics and acoustic design. Arthur previously worked at renowned firms including Bickerdike Allen Partners and Max Fordham LLP where he provided the acoustic design for numerous high-profile projects. He holds a degree in Physics from the University of Manchester and a Masters in Acoustics from the University of Salford and is a corporate member of the Institute of Acoustics.
Services
By collaborating closely with architects, engineers, and other members of the design team, we develop solutions that are practical, well-integrated, and effective. Our approach combines rigorous acoustic testing, advanced computer modelling, and a wealth of hands-on experience to consistently deliver optimal results.
Our work includes new-build projects as well as the refurbishment of existing spaces, where we resolve acoustic shortcomings or protect established performance quality during renovation. We offer detailed guidance on sound isolation, room acoustics, and environmental noise control. This includes the design of low-noise recording environments, neutral-response mixing rooms, and enhanced insulation for spaces where loud instruments or amplified sound could otherwise disrupt neighbouring areas.
Through careful integration with the wider design team, we help create acoustically optimised environments that meet both technical requirements and artistic expectations.
In addition to assessment work, we offer expert advice on achieving compliance with noise-related planning conditions and environmental standards, helping to streamline the planning process and minimise risk of delay.