The August Wilson African American Cultural Center is one of the largest, multi-disciplinary arts centers in the country, focused exclusively on the African American experience. When the community was looking to create this beautiful theater, Oeler Industries, Inc. was able to step in and help bring the architect’s vision to life, while meeting all the […]
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One of the first scientific concepts students learn in school is the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste. Our initial experience of a space is visual. A lot of time is spent addressing the visual elements to create the right mood and feel. Most people stop actively assessing a room at this step, but […]
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HUB International was looking to upgrade their Pittsburgh branch. Their architects recommended a wide range of products, from multiple different manufacturers. Needing a variety of products from as many sources can prove to be a challenging task on the jobsite. Fortunately, Rycon (HUB International’s general contractors) knew exactly where to turn to get the acoustic […]
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After a 13-month hiatus, the Greer Cabaret Theater made its return in September 2023 following a $6 million renovation, which included significant improvements to the acoustic environment. The renovation project was a joint effort between DLR Group from Ohio and mossArchitects based in Pittsburgh. DLR Group, leveraging their in-house acoustic specialist, spearheaded the design of […]
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As the holiday season is in full swing, businesses set out on a mission to craft unforgettable experiences for customers. With all the festive decorations and sparkling displays, the often-overlooked yet influential element of sound, more specifically the acoustic engineering of the space, has the potential to transform these experiences into cherished memories. Whether in […]
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Today, in the tough world of business competition, your brand goes beyond just a logo. When people step into your physical spaces, whether it is a store, office, or restaurant, they enter a carefully curated world that tells your brand’s story. This story goes beyond mere looks – it is about creating a connection that […]
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In a recent article, we discussed restaurant noise and some of the challenges of fixing the issue. When we experience a place, it’s not just visual elements that we take in, but also acoustic elements. When restaurants are overly noisy, what should be an enjoyable time with friends or family becomes stressful and we want […]
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Virtual meetings have become a staple in today’s business world. Despite the convenience and cost-effectiveness of virtual meetings, they can also present a unique set of challenges when it comes to communication. One of the main issues with virtual meetings is that it can be difficult to read body language and facial expressions, which can […]
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NOISY RESTAURANTS – A COMMON COMPLAINT Last week, I met with the owner of a new restaurant along with the architect who designed the place. They have been getting complaints about how unbearably loud the place is. If I had a dime for every time someone has told me about a noisy restaurant that really […]
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Consider What Your Environment Sounds Like We strive to provide the best acoustical products and services in the industry. We know that a comfortable acoustical environment contributes greatly to productivity, safety, and health. This residential kitchen is just an example of how we can change any environment and make it more enjoyable to the ear. […]
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Where It All Began With a makeshift fax machine, a computer and avid determination, Oeler Industries, Inc. came to life in June of 1997. Matt Oeler rolled the dice when taking a mortgage out on his home in White Oak, Pennsylvania to finance projects and even to buy groceries in order for Oeler Industries, Inc. […]
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The importance of Mass Notification and Emergency Communication Systems (MNEC) has become much more apparent over the last several years. Businesses, college campuses, schools, healthcare facilities, and other organizations in multi-building settings have all been juggling the balance between going back and forth from remote work and returning onsite. Though there is much debate around whether being remote or onsite […]
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