Traditional
Polished decorative pipes and timber cases with restrained classical proportions.
Solutions
Architectural Pipe Façades
Give a digital instrument the architectural presence traditionally associated with the organ.
Designed around your project
An organ is part of the architecture.
Our decorative façades are developed around the building and the instrument. Non-sounding display pipes give visual presence, while carefully considered openings accommodate audio reproduction, equipment access and ventilation.
- Concealed loudspeakers and bass enclosures
- Acoustic openings designed into the case
- Discreet cabling and removable access panels
- Materials and finishes appropriate to the building
- Decorative pipework; sounding pipes only where separately specified
Gothic-inspired
Tower and flat arrangements developed to complement ecclesiastical architecture.
Contemporary
Simple geometry, natural materials and clean lines for modern worship spaces.
Chamber
Compact furniture-scale designs for chapels, music rooms and private instruments.
Tower & flat
Balanced pipe groups with acoustic openings considered as part of the design.
Fully bespoke
A façade developed around your dimensions, architectural brief and installation constraints.
More than decoration.
The façade can hold decorative pipes, acoustically transparent openings, speakers and equipment access. These layers are planned together, so appearance and audio support one another.
- Decorative façade
- Acoustic openings
- Speaker locations
- Equipment & service access
A bespoke approach
Let’s find the right solution for your instrument.
For organ companies, churches and private owners. Every project begins with the instrument, the building and what you want to achieve.
Discuss your project