Slalom SPYKON Wall-mounted recycled material Acoustic panel

Spykon is a new generation of acoustic surfaces, designed for Slalom by architect Giulia Foscari, founder of UNA/UNLESS.‎ Conceived as a continuous field of prismatic volumes, Spykon reinterprets the geometries historically used in recording studios and anechoic chambers worldwide.‎ Its diamond-like pyramidal modules form a seamless, faceted landscape engineered to scatter, diffuse and absorb sound.‎ While conventional acoustic systems rely on petroleum-based polyurethane foam to absorb sound through depth and irregularity, Spykon is a lightweight monomaterial thermoformed panel with a material approach rooted in sustainability.‎ The name Spykon merges “spikes”—referencing its prismatic geometry, available in 10×10 cm and 5×5 cm bases—with an homage to the tectonic compositions of suprematist artist Malevich, evoking a constellation of forms suspended between abstraction and performance.‎ More than an acoustic system, Spykon is a new geometry for silence.‎ Applications: Wall, Ceiling Finishes: Ecofelt, Petfelt, Petcolor, Trevira, Bouclé Sound Absorption: Alpha W 0,35 | NRC 0,50 [Uni En Iso 11654] Fire Reaction: B-s2, d0 [UNI EN 13823:2010+A1:2014] | Class A [ASTM E84] ECOrange is a collection of thermobonded panels, with variable density, which arise from an engineered process.‎ Lightweight, high performance and single material, the panels of this collection offer many options, size, shape and finish.‎ Further info from manufacturer on SPYKON Slalom