Once again, at ideatec we are pleased to present one of our projects. On this occasion we travel to a territory that is very familiar to us, specifically to Santiago de Chile, the most important city in the country. In it we had the opportunity to work on the acoustic conditioning of the Titanium Tower. Currently, the Titanium Tower is the second tallest skyscraper in Chile and the seventh tallest in South America. It is one of the most emblematic constructions of recent years in Chile, not only because of its size, but also because of its environmentally friendly technology and its exemplary behavior in earthquakes. This desire to save energy and the efficient use of resources have earned it the LEED Gold pre-certification. The Titanium Tower houses a large number of services. On the first floor there are commercial premises, including a cafeteria, a bank and a gym. On the upper floors, users can also enjoy helipads and terraces with a “heat island effect”, with weather-resistant roofs that take advantage of water resources. The architect with whom we had the pleasure of collaborating was the team of Sonoflex, a reference in the manufacture of coatings and insulation in South America. The project consisted of the installation of adequate acoustic absorbent material to control the different auditory factors that affect the space. In a building as busy as the Titanium Tower, a place where many people pass through, it is essential to stop reverberation and ensure that conversations are heard clearly and that no information is lost. To do this, the ideatec team installed several models of acoustic panels from the ideacustic family, which provide excellent acoustic comfort in spaces related to high-end decoration.