Architectural Acoustics · Engineering · Manufacturing

Engineering Silence. Creating Sound.

Custom acoustic solutions for theatres, opera houses, stadiums, and entertainment centres worldwide — designed, manufactured and tuned by one engineering team.

Nineteen systems, one logic.

Product Catalogue

Every family below ships from one plant under one QC regime — so a micro-perforated absorber and the plain lining beside it arrive sequence-matched, edge-banded and ready to read as a single wall. Published prices are indicative, FOB, and hold for sixty days.

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Opera HousesConcert HallsTheatresStadiumsUniversitiesConference CentresCinemasCultural Centres

The whole room is the instrument.

Six system families, each drawn where it works in a hall. Hover a callout to read it — or open that family in the catalogue.

± 0.00 STAGE DATUMRT60 · 1.7 s TARGETCEILING SYSTEMSWALL SYSTEMSFLOORINGSOUND INSULATIONSEATINGTURNKEY · WHOLE ROOM

Hover a callout — the room explains itself.

TURNKEY

Every venue fails differently.

Industries

Eight building types, eight distinct acoustic problems. The treatment follows the physics of the room — never the other way round.

01

Opera Houses

Singers project unamplified over an orchestra; the room must carry 90 dB to the last balcony without blurring a syllable.

VeloQuantaAria
02

Theatres

Spoken word dies above RT60 1.8 s. Stage towers swallow energy that auditoria need back.

VeloFibra NoirPlano
03

Concert Halls

Reverberance is the instrument — the job is diffusion and tunable absorption, never deadening.

QuantaTessaAria
04

Stadiums

Concrete bowls turn a crowd into 110 dB of standing echo; concourses need it stripped out.

VelaTessaFibra Noir
05

Universities

A lecture hall is a speech machine: clarity at row 24 decides whether the back third learns.

StriaModuloAria
06

Conference Centres

One plenary, six configurations by Friday — isolation between them is the product.

MurusModuloTessa
07

Cinemas

NC-25 background and total bleed control, or the mix the studio approved never reaches the seat.

TessaTacetMurus
08

Cultural Centres

Multi-form rooms host a recital, a wedding and a congress in one week — acoustics must move with them.

MurusLineaVela

Rooms we tuned.

Selected Work

A drama theatre mid-production, a shoebox concert hall, a divisible congress floor, a nine-screen cinema. Different programmes, one method: target, build, measure, adjust.

In production

Ashgabat, TurkmenistanDrama theatre2026

State Drama Theatre, Stage Rebuild

17,600 m² stage-tower and auditorium wall package: 12,500 micro-perforated Velo panels on stage-facing elevations, grain-matched Plano lining elsewhere, black Fibra wood wool through the fly tower.

2.4 → 1.7 sRT60
23,600Panels
0.84NRC
Completed

Tashkent, UzbekistanConcert hall2024

Silk Road Philharmonic Hall

Quanta diffusion arrays across rear and side walls with motorised Tessa banners, tuning the 1,400-seat shoebox between symphonic and amplified programmes.

1.9 – 2.1 sRT60
640Diffusers
1,400Seats
Completed

Baku, AzerbaijanConference centre2023

Caspian Congress Centre

Eleven Murus operable walls to 7.2 m subdividing the plenary into six halls, with Modulo perforated ceilings holding speech clarity in every configuration.

52 dBRw
+4 dBC50
6-in-1Halls
NC-25Completed

Shenzhen, ChinaCinema2025

Meridian Grand Cinema

Nine premium screens lined floor-to-soffit in 50 mm Tessa absorbers over Tacet damped floors — background noise held at NC-25 with zero inter-auditorium bleed.

NC-25Noise
1.00NRC
9Screens

Targets in numbers, not adjectives.

Technology & Process

Six stages from first conversation to commissioned room. The model says what the room will do before a single panel is drilled — and the final measurement has to agree with it.

01

Consult

We start with the programme, not the panel: what the room is for, who performs, who listens.

02

Measure & simulate

Impulse responses on retrofits, ray-trace and FEM models on new builds. Targets in numbers, not adjectives.

03

Design

Perforation, cavity and layout engineered to the model — then drawn to the millimetre for fabrication.

04

Manufacture

CNC perforation, veneer sequencing and finishing in one 30,000 m² plant under ISO 9001.

05

Install

Our crews or your contractor under our supervision — setting-out files, jigs and torque specs included.

06

Tune

Commissioning measurements against the model. We adjust until RT60 lands inside ±0.1 s of target.

Measured absorption · EN ISO 354

1.00NRC · Tessa FB-50 · 50 mm
Absorption coefficient α

The fraction of sound energy a surface removes at a given frequency, measured per octave band from 125 Hz to 4 kHz in our EN ISO 354 reverberation room. α 0.90 means 90% absorbed; the curve matters more than any single point.

NRC

Noise Reduction Coefficient — the average of α at 250, 500, 1000 and 2000 Hz, rounded to 0.05. One honest number for comparing systems, blind to the bass behaviour a hall lives or dies by. We publish both.

RT60

The time sound takes to decay by 60 dB. Opera wants 1.6–1.9 s; spoken drama under 1.1 s; a cinema near 0.4 s. We tune to the programme — and commission to ±0.1 s of target.

“A room is an instrument. We build the parts you don't see and tune the part you can't — the air.

Founded on the patterns nobody else would quote.

About AKOVRA

AKOVRA began in 2009 as a single CNC perforation line in Guangzhou, taking on the drilling patterns other workshops refused — half-millimetre apertures, six-figure hole counts, veneer that had to survive both. The acoustics came with the territory: clients kept asking not just for the panel, but for the number the panel had to deliver.

Seventeen years later that question is the whole company. An in-house reverberation room and impedance tube mean every published coefficient is ours, measured, not borrowed from a lookalike datasheet. A 30,000 m² plant puts perforation, veneer sequencing, upholstery and finishing under one roof. And a turnkey division carries the responsibility from simulation through commissioning, so when the brief says RT60 1.7 seconds, one party is answerable for it.

Akovra is a made word. We took akouein — the Greek “to hear”, the verb under every “acoustic” — and bent it until it belonged to no dictionary and to us. The oldest verb in our trade, finally proprietary.

2009

Founded in Guangzhou on a single CNC perforation line, quoting the patterns nobody else would.

2014

First export package — a Gulf conference centre — establishes the FOB delivery model.

2017

In-house acoustic laboratory commissioned: reverberation room and impedance tube to EN ISO 354.

2021

Turnkey division formed — simulation, manufacture, installation and commissioning under one contract.

2024

FSC® chain-of-custody certified; plant expanded to 30,000 m².

2026

Central Asia programme opens — a flagship drama-theatre stage rebuild enters production in Ashgabat.

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Tell us what the room is for. We'll engineer how it sounds.

Send the drawings, the programme, or just the problem. You'll get an engineer's answer — with numbers in it — within two working days.

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Start with the programme.

Contact

Concept sketch or tender package — the more we know about what happens in the room, the sharper the first answer.

ReceivedThank you — your enquiry is with our projects team. Expect an engineer's reply within two working days.
Headquarters & Plant

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

Akovra Acoustic Engineering Co., Ltd.

Floor 8, Building C, Guangdong Tuosi Software Park
11 Caipin Road, Science City, Huangpu District
Guangzhou 510663

Shipping FOB Guangzhou / Shenzhen

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+86 130 5285 2152

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