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Christophe Anet Joins WSDG’S European Office

Leading Acoustician/Engineer Augments International Design Firm’s Resources

BASEL, SWITZERLAND: Dirk Noy, Partner/General Manager, Walters-Storyk Design Group | Europe Office, has welcomed Christophe Anet to the international architectural/acoustical design firm as an Acoustician/Project Engineer. A multi-lingual, technically accomplished, decision-maker with extensive fieldwork and managerial credentials, Anet brings a diverse skill set to this new appointment.

“WSDG has been engaged in a number of diverse projects over the past years,” Dirk Noy remarked. “From the electro-acoustic upgrade for the KKL Luzern Concert Hall to the acoustic restoration of the Cathedral in Solothurn, Switzerland, a major project for the Berklee College of Music’s expansive new campus in Valencia, Spain, and a recent commission for one of the largest ever recording studio projects in Doha/Qatar, we have sustained an on-going period of extremely high activity. The time lines and complexity of these projects have necessitated the expansion of our staff,” Noy says. “Christophe Anet encapsulates a technical, managerial and communications skill set which is an ideal match for this new position. We are confident that he will be as effective in on-site project management as he will be in boardroom client meetings.”

Most recently an executive with the Swiss Federal Administration, Anet previously served thirteen years with Genelec Oy, Finland, first as Customer Support Acoustic Engineer and later as Technical Editor for the Marketing Department. Fluent in French, English, Italian and German, Anet is also proficient in a wide range of software tools, including acoustical measurement equipments and web programming. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree with Honors in Electroacoustics from the University of Salford, Manchester, UK.

“I have followed WSDG’s growth for some time, and was continually impressed with the diversity and scope of their work,” Anet remarked. “I am delighted with the opportunity to collaborate with this talented and accomplished team. I look forward to serving in the field and to devoting my energies to expanding the Walters-Storyk Design Group client base in the broadcast, recording studio, performing arts, business/conference centers and religious spaces sectors throughout Europe and beyond.” Christophe Anet can be reached at

[email protected]

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Photo: Christophe Anet has joined WSDG as Acoustician/Project Engineer

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Walters-Storyk Design Group has designed over 3000 media production facilities in the U.S., Europe, the Far East and Latin America. WSDG credits range from the original Jimi Hendrix Electric Lady Studio in Greenwich Village to NYC’s Jazz At Lincoln Center performance complex, broadcast facilities for The Food Network, CBS and WNET, over twenty teaching studios for The Art Institutes around the US, and corporate clients such as Hoffman La Roche. Recent credits include Jungle City, NY’s major new destination studio; private studios for Green Day, Jay-Z, Timbaland’s Tim Mosley, film composer Carter Burwell, Aerosmith, Bruce Springsteen and Alicia Keys. WSDG principals John Storyk, Beth Walters, and Dirk Noy lecture frequently at universities and industry events, and contribute regularly to industry publications. WSDG is a seven-time winner of the prestigious TEC Award for outstanding achievement in Acoustics/Facility Design, including 2012 for Jungle City. WSDG maintains offices in NY, SF, Miami, Argentina, Brazil, Beijing, Mexico City, Spain and Switzerland.

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