3form, Inc.

Awi Licensing Company

Texaa

Guillaume Martin

Michael Damen

Venugopal Raghavendra Ghatikar

William Edward Gatti

Brian J Hillstrom

Eric Nathan Krantz-Lilienthal

Kirby V Rea

Richard D Stackenwalt

Bryan K Harris

Jill A Canales

Charles H Moore

Jeremy Porter

Danielle P Hadley

Ryan Grey Smith

Caleb L Patterson

E Egan Metcalf

Matthew T Sutton

Kevin L Fisher

Stephen Lynn Rogers

Brandon Martin

James R Waters

Brian L Springer

R Talley Goodson

John Felegi, Jr

Christopher Augustine Luomanen

Charles Lombard

Charles B Allred

Mark Howard Raissen

Yannick Lagardere

Esteban D Hernandez

Fabrice Lalanne

Arnaud Calvet

A collapsible acoustic honeycomb ceiling installation can be made by cutting desired material into panels. Next, a manufacturer can cut one or more notches into the panels. The manufacturer can assemble the collapsible acoustic honeycomb ceiling installation by aligning the one or more notches on the panels and slideably connecting the panels. The resultant collapsible acoustic honeycomb ceiling installation can provide a versatile decorative feature to a space while maintaining or altering the acoustics of the space as desired. Further, because the ceiling installation is collapsible, a manufacturer or installer can easily transport, install, and remove the ceiling installation.

Collapsible acoustic honeycomb ceiling installation

Baffle with slit end

Embodiments are generally directed to a sound-dampening light fixture. In one embodiment, the sound-dampening light fixture includes the following: a structural center portion that includes a housing for a light source, and at least one interconnecting ring that includes connection points for connecting panels to the interconnecting ring. The sound-dampening light fixture also includes panels arranged circumferentially around the structural center portion. The panels are connected to the interconnecting ring at the connection points. The panels are arranged at angles that are designed to dampen sound waves, and are constructed from material that further dampens sound waves coming into contact therewith.

Felt array

Combined bent corner panel and partition

Panel for polygonal partitions

A removable panel is provided. The removable panel including A suspended ceiling that integrates a removable panel is also provided.

Removable panel and suspended ceiling integrating such a removable panel

A light shade can include a top surface formed by a plurality of adjacent, alternating peak and trough folds that define intervening facets, a bottom surface disposed opposite the top surface, and an edge surface transverse to and connecting the top surface and the bottom surface. The intervening facets can each be in the shape of a triangle with adjacent triangular facets sharing an edge. The shared edge can be one of a peak fold or a trough fold. One or more of the trough folds can have a plunge between the edge surface and an opposing side of the top surface. In an implementation, the light shade can be manufactured from a unitary polymeric sheet with the bottom surface being a mirror image of the top surface.

Ray design and manufacturing methods

Embossed panel

Partition with bent corner panels and frame

Panel embossed in paragon shapes

Marker board stand

Panel with braid pattern

Panels and panel assemblies include one or more transition surface features that comprise or provide a transition gradient between a first surface feature and a second surface feature. Surface feature types include surface texturing, coloring, decoration, and so forth. Transition gradients progressively change one or more attributes of the surface feature across the panel surface. Transition surface features begin at a first degree of the attribute at an origin, such as a point, line, or area of the panel or panel assembly, and transition to a different degree while moving away from the origin. Panel assemblies include a non-transitioning panel having a first surface feature type, a non-transitioning panel having a second surface feature type, and a transitioning panel disposed between the non-transitioning panels and having a transition surface feature that provides a transition gradient between the first surface feature type and a second surface feature type.

Panels with transition surface feature and assemblies and methods incorporating the same

Panel with pattern

Panel

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Rochetoirin, France

Guillaume Martin