Engineered Noise Control for Complex Environments

Acoustic Barrier Systems

Environmental noise challenges rarely exist in isolation.
 
Acoustic barriers must do more than reduce sound. They must integrate with building structures, support architectural intent, accommodate site constraints, withstand environmental conditions, and deliver predictable performance over the life of the project.
 
Parklane’s Acoustic Barrier Systems combine acoustic engineering, structural expertise, modular construction, and architectural flexibility into a single integrated solution designed around the realities of each project.

More Than A Barrier

Many acoustic barriers are selected
based on attenuation alone.
At Parklane, we understand that successful projects require balancing acoustics, structural integration, aesthetics, constructability, installation efficiency, and long-term performance.
 
That’s why every acoustic barrier system is engineered as part of the broader project. Not simply added to it.
 
Parklane barrier systems are designed to support both acoustic performance and architectural intent. Through modular construction and flexible cladding options, systems can transition seamlessly between visual screening and noise control applications while maintaining a consistent design language across the project. 
 
This gives architects, owners, and project teams greater freedom without compromising performance.
 
Because noise control should solve challenges, not create new ones.

Why Leading Teams
Choose Parklane

Every site presents unique challenges.
 
Whether you’re screening rooftop equipment, controlling industrial noise, protecting sensitive receptors, or integrating acoustic systems into complex architectural environments, Parklane delivers barrier solutions engineered around the complete project.

Engineering-Led Design

Acoustic, structural, and architectural requirements developed together.

Modular Construction

Factory-built systems that reduce installation complexity, schedule risk, and site disruption.

Aesthetic Flexibility

Solutions designed to support virtually any architectural vision, building geometry, or site condition.

Guaranteed Performance

The industry's only acoustic performance guarantee.

Mastering Barrier Complexity

Effective barrier systems require far more than acoustic performance.
 
Every project must balance:
•  Acoustic Objectives
•  Structural Requirements
•  Architectural Integration
•  Equipment Access
•  Site Constraints
•  Construction Schedules
 
Parklane’s integrated approach brings these considerations together from the beginning, helping project teams move from complexity to confidence.
Gravity Barrier

Explore Acoustic Barrier Solutions

ACOUSTIC ROOF SCREENS

Acoustic roof screens are designed to form a rigid connection that seamlessly interfaces with any roof structure, available with absorptive acoustic panels or louvered designs for effective noise control and architectural integration.

ACOUSTIC GRADE BARRIERS

Acoustic grade barriers are securely mounted to on-grade foundations, offering durable noise mitigation with options for absorptive panels or louvered styles, designed to withstand environmental conditions for industrial, commercial, institutional, and mission-critical applications.

ACOUSTIC GRAVITY BARRIERS

Gravity Barriers™ are our proprietary self-supporting acoustic solutions, engineered to minimize or eliminate the need for rigid connections to your building’s roof, ensuring flexibility, ease of installation, and reliable noise control.

ACOUSTICAL LOUVERS

Acoustical Louver Systems are engineered as fully integrated solutions that balance noise attenuation, aerodynamic efficiency, structural requirements, and project-specific operating conditions. 

Mounting Options

The Parklane Acoustic Screening System can be easily adapted to any aesthetic building feature or structural constraint—no matter the complexity. It’s modular engineered design offers complete flexibility without diminishing acoustic performance, making the Parklane Acoustic Screen the ideal solution for any rooftop or on-grade application.

Clip-Mounted

Screen panels are mechanically affixed to existing structural steel elements ensuring direct-load transfer and integration with the building’s structural system. 

Stub-Mounted

Screen assemblies are supported on engineered steel stub columns, which are mechanically anchored to the roof structure to provide independent structural support without reliance on adjacent enclosures.

Gravity Restrained

A non-penetrating, ballasted solution that maintains structural stability through distributed weight, preserving the integrity of the roof membrane and eliminating the need for roof penetrations.

Acoustic Options

Absorptive Acoustic Panel

Parklane offers several performance options for both Transmission Loss and Wall Absorption, all tested in accordance ASTM E90 and C423 standards.

Acoustic Louver

Parklane offers several performance options for both Transmission Loss and Open Free Area, all tested in accordance ASTM E90 and AMCA 500-L standards.

Sound Thinking

We've helped a wide range of clients mitigate complex noise control challenges 
Read a selection of our success stories

CHI -
Data Center Facilities

Discharge silencers and rooftop acoustic screening for two data center facilities in Illinois.

Industrial Food
Production Facility

Modular Grade Barriers for refrigerated truck traffic and industrial process attenuation

Rogers Head Office

Modular roof screen and an acoustic barrier retrofit to the rooftop of a large-scale downtown office high-rise building

Learn More About Our Acoustic Barrier & Louver System Solutions

Download our comprehensive brochure to learn more about our Acoustic Barrier and Louver Systems,
their design process, and their key features.

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