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Victor Chang Institute

Rejuvenating the interiors of the Victor Chang Institute at St Vincents Hospital was, for Keystone Acoustics, a design project that came from the heart.

Victor Chang Institute


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December 11th, 2013


Keystone Acoustics worked closely with architects Daryl Jackson Robbin Dyke in helping to achieve a unique personality on each level in the new St Vincent’s Hospital – Victor Chang Institute. Each breakout spaces, seminar rooms and boardrooms are functional yet aesthetically pleasing.

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In keeping with the spaces neutral tones the preferred choice for the feature ceiling panels was the KEY-LENA product. These acoustic panels were pre-finished in KEY-TONE White Snow veneer and were manufactured to incorporate service fittings, lights and access panels.

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