Trinity Consultants announces that Valcoustics Canada Ltd., a Toronto-based acoustical engineering firm, has joined its Built Environment pillar of business. Additionally, Valcoustics joins Trinity’s previous acquisitions of Cerami and Longman Lindsey, AWN, ASK and ANE into one unified entity.

Since its inception in 1954, Valcoustics has been lauded for acoustic design excellence in residential land use planning, environmental compliance, and architectural applications.

“Valcoustics shares our dedication to helping clients unearth hidden acoustic and technical possibilities and pursue practical solutions,” said Jim Perry, managing director at Trinity Cerami. “The company’s superior reputation, commitment to quality, and synergistic organizational structure will be a strategic asset to Trinity as we take the next step in our growth plan. We’re excited to partner with Al [Lightstone] and his team to conceptualize, design, and commission the future of the built environment.”

Dr. Al Lightstone, Michael Lightstone, John Emeljanow, and the rest of Valcoustics’ leadership team, will continue to be key leaders within Trinity’s built environment division. They will work closely with Jim Perry and Herbert Els, divisional president, Built Environment.

“We are thrilled to come together with a premier environmental, acoustic design, and technology consultancy that works with world-class developers and architects on iconic projects globally,” Lightstone said. “This partnership allows us to expand our geographic footprint, increase our technical expertise, diversify our client portfolio, create opportunities for career development and advancement, and better serve our staff and clients in Toronto and across the globe.”