Yes, an office can be retrofitted with acoustic barriers. Acoustic barriers are designed to reduce the transmission of sound and can be installed on walls, ceilings, floors, and doors. Some common acoustic barriers include sound-absorbing panels, acoustic curtains, acoustic foam, and acoustic tiles. Acoustic barriers can be particularly useful in open-plan offices, where noise levels can be high due to a high number of people working together. By reducing noise levels, acoustic barriers can improve concentration, productivity, and overall comfort in the office environment.
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