LONDON - Level West Studioworks (www.levelwest.studio) is a new modular-studio brand from the teams behind Level Acoustic Design and Westwood Joinery. The company is launching at this year’s MPTS media production show in the UK, which is taking place May 14th and 15th.
Level West Studioworks aims to deliver innovative, pre-built, acoustically-controlled studio spaces that can be shipped and installed anywhere in the world. Their goal is to make professional-grade environments more accessible.
The company was created following a decade of collaboration between Level Acoustic Design, a designer and developer of critical listening environments for music, film, broadcast and post production; and Westwood Joinery, who are known for their high-end joinery and technical fit-outs for studio, commercial and residential spaces. Designed to order, each space is built using a modular room-in-a-room system that offers high levels of acoustic isolation and a faster, more effective alternative to traditional construction. Studios are manufactured in the UK, then shipped to each site and reassembled by local contractors. Level West manages the process from initial design through to install, giving clients a single point of contact throughout.
Studios delivered by the team include recording spaces at Abbey Road Studios and The Hit Factory in New York, as well as post production facilities for Netflix and Lucasfilm. They are also suitable for home studio use.
“For years, we’ve worked side-by-side with Level Acoustic Design to create studios for some of the world’s most discerning clients,” notes Jerry Bennett of Westwood Joinery. “Level West Studioworks is a natural next step, giving us a platform to scale globally without compromising quality.”
“Existing modular studio solutions fall short when it comes to acoustics and build quality," adds Chris Walls of Level Acoustic Design. "Level West Studioworks exists to meet the growing demand for pre-built, pre-tested studios that perform to the highest technical standards, wherever they are deployed.”