The Acoustics & Vibration Group, Inc. (TAVGI) was founded in
1986. The Acoustics & Vibration Group, Inc. is a consulting
engineering firm with wide experience in furnishing acoustics,
vibration, noise control support and audio visual design. Proficiency
and expertise in a broad variety of projects is the foundation of the
company's professional reputation.
1986. The Acoustics & Vibration Group, Inc. is a consulting
engineering firm with wide experience in furnishing acoustics,
vibration, noise control support and audio visual design. Proficiency
and expertise in a broad variety of projects is the foundation of the
company's professional reputation.
The Acoustics & Vibration Group, Inc.
Contact Information
Telephone
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Address
E-Mail
Telephone
- (916)457-1444
Fax
- (916)457-1475
Address
- 5700 Broadway
Sacramento, CA 95820-1852
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UPDATE:
Steve Pettyjohn, Principal of The Acoustics & Vibration Group, Inc., was
asked by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) Advisory Board (DSAAB) to
contribute to the efforts of the Excellence Committee. The Excellence
Committee was given the task of creating guidelines for Excellence in Public
Educational Facilities, which is an extension of Excellence in Public Buildings
(EIPB). This is part of the State of California Department of General Services'
commitment to a green California -- building, buying, and working green.
For Excellence in Public Educational Facilities, Steve Pettyjohn contributed the
article "Acoustics and Schools" and edited "Noise in Relocatable Classrooms -
A Case Study" in the section Design to Maximize Student Performance.
Steve Pettyjohn, Principal of The Acoustics & Vibration Group, Inc., was
asked by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) Advisory Board (DSAAB) to
contribute to the efforts of the Excellence Committee. The Excellence
Committee was given the task of creating guidelines for Excellence in Public
Educational Facilities, which is an extension of Excellence in Public Buildings
(EIPB). This is part of the State of California Department of General Services'
commitment to a green California -- building, buying, and working green.
For Excellence in Public Educational Facilities, Steve Pettyjohn contributed the
article "Acoustics and Schools" and edited "Noise in Relocatable Classrooms -
A Case Study" in the section Design to Maximize Student Performance.
Photo by Bill Mahon
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