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AKUART seamlessly integrates high–performance acoustics with a strong commitment to sustainable and visually compelling design. Its solutions are meticulously engineered using environmentally responsible materials and production methods, ensuring exceptional sound performance while minimising environmental impact. By combining acoustic excellence with refined aesthetics and sustainability, AKUART elevates acoustic solutions into integral elements of thoughtful, future–proof architecture and interior design.

During 3daysofdesign, AKUART invites visitors to its Copenhagen showroom at District Nordhavn for an inspiring showcase of acoustic innovation. The event will feature the unveiling of new products, enhanced features, and updates on sustainability initiatives, offering architects and designers the chance to explore cutting–edge solutions. To set the tone, the first evening will be a celebration of creativity along Nordhavn’s industrial waterfront. Guests can enjoy live music, engaging discussions, refreshing summer drinks, and curated experiences designed to inspire collaboration. With the harbour as a backdrop, the evening promises a perfect blend of design, innovation, and community.

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