Topakustik supplied acoustic wall cladding for the new Cultural Center in Pagiriai, Lithuania, helping to create balanced room acoustics within the venue’s multifunctional hall.

Located in a suburb of Vilnius, the new cultural centre provides a vibrant space for events, creative activities and community gatherings. At its heart is a multifunctional hall with retractable seating for 250 guests, allowing the space to accommodate a wide variety of occasions.

The wall cladding features three-dimensionally arranged Topakustik Perfo M and Plain/Solid panels, combining smooth and perforated surfaces. The design balances sound absorption with reflection and diffusion to provide effective acoustic performance while creating a distinctive interior finish.

Installation was completed with a concealed finish using the Topakustik EPM system, which was specially adapted to accommodate the three-dimensional wall layout. The panels were manufactured in MDF and RESAP® with an Alpi Xilo Walnut Striped finish, naturally lacquered to complement the architectural design.

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