In this project both an interior and exterior wall were moved to expand this former bedroom into a recording studio. An adjacent laundry room shrunk in size to accommodate space. Three 18 ft micro-lam beams were installed to carry the roof load. Two more windows were added to bring extra light into the room. Plumbing, HVAC, and electrical were rerouted. Simultaneously a hole was cut in the sub-floor and a sump-pump installed in the crawlspace. All the walls and ceilings were insulated with acoustic insulation, two layers of 5/8ths drywall were added, the entry outfitted with double doors to create even more sound isolation. New lighting and flooring went in. Fabricated sound attenuation panels were installed on the walls and ceiling to control resonant frequencies in the space. Lastly a custom oak recording desk was built along with custom speaker stands.