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Highland Springs – Erickson Living

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Highland Springs - Erickson Living — Dallas, TX 

White Oak Veneer with Clear

SKU(s): 3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Hospitality

Contractor

TDS Construction

SCOPE

3000

ARCHITECT

JHP Architecture

COMPLETION DATE

January 2023

9WOOD PROJECT

29709

AWARDS

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Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District – Central Junior High

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Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District - Central Junior High — Euless, TX 

Walnut Veneer with Clear

SKU(s): 3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Education

Contractor

Walker Drywall

SCOPE

3000

ARCHITECT

Huckabee Architects – Plano (Dallas)

COMPLETION DATE

January 2022

9WOOD PROJECT

20376

AWARDS

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Walnut Veneer with Clear

SKU(s): 3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Education

Contractor

Walker Drywall

SCOPE

3000

ARCHITECT

Huckabee Architects – Plano (Dallas)

COMPLETION DATE

January 2022

9WOOD PROJECT

20376

AWARDS

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White & Case

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White & Case — Washington, D.C.

White Oak Veneer with Clear Finish

SKU(s): 1526-2, 3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Office

Contractor

Capitol Drywall – Gaithersburg, Maryland

SCOPE

2000

ARCHITECT

HYL Architecture – Washington, DC

COMPLETION DATE

December 2019

9WOOD PROJECT

19894

AWARDS

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The Most Accessible Wood Ceiling

Accessibility and dropped wood ceilings are a classic conflict because you have your mechanical systems, HVAC, lighting, and electrical, and then you cover it all up with highly custom decorative wood products. With ceiling accessibility, you must think about the damage over time, whether you’re the designer or the facilities person taking a panel down. Because …

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Wildhorse Resort & Casino

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Wildhorse Resort & Casino — Pendleton, OR

Walnut Veneer with Clear Finish

SKU(s): 2316-2, 1116-3, 4548-120

Project Details

Building Type

Hospitality

Contractor

Modern Drywall, Spokane, Washington

SCOPE

5200

ARCHITECT

TBE architects, St. Louis, Missouri

COMPLETION DATE

November 2020

9WOOD PROJECT

19564

AWARDS

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The Most Accessible Wood Ceiling

Accessibility and dropped wood ceilings are a classic conflict because you have your mechanical systems, HVAC, lighting, and electrical, and then you cover it all up with highly custom decorative wood products. With ceiling accessibility, you must think about the damage over time, whether you’re the designer or the facilities person taking a panel down. Because …

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Oregon State University – Withycombe Auditorium Remodel

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Oregon State University - Withycombe Auditorium Remodel — Corvallis, OR

White Oak Veneer with Clear Finish

SKU(s): 39-3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Education

Contractor

Cascade Acoustics, Tualatin, Oregon

SCOPE

910

ARCHITECT

Dull Olson Weekes Architects, Portland, Oregon

COMPLETION DATE

August 2011

9WOOD PROJECT

5540

AWARDS

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Acoustic Wood Ceilings – The Most Common Questions [VIDEO]

Michael Roemen: “In today’s video we’re talking with Denise, one of our design assist specialists, about acoustic wood. As a premium finish, your ceiling should not only provide improved aesthetics and natural warmth and beauty but also enhance acoustics. So, let’s jump in.” The Basics Denise Sprengelmeyer: “Acoustic planks and acoustic tiles are both constructed …

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Field Cutting Acoustic Planks and Acoustic Tiles

Acoustic planks and acoustic tiles can be tricky to cut in the field because of the vulnerable “teeth” that make up acoustic wood products.  By using the right tools and techniques, field cutting can be accomplished successfully.  (“Teeth” are the results of grooves cut into a wood panel which in turn intersect a hole drilled in the back of the panel. This combination groove …

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Starbucks University Place

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Starbucks University Place — University Park, FL

White Oak Veneer with Clear Finish

SKU(s): 3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Hospitality

Contractor

Elfrink Custom Construction, Oveido, Florida

SCOPE

82

ARCHITECT

Callison Architecture, Seattle, Washington

COMPLETION DATE

January 2015

9WOOD PROJECT

10635

AWARDS

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Acoustic Wood Ceilings – The Most Common Questions [VIDEO]

Michael Roemen: “In today’s video we’re talking with Denise, one of our design assist specialists, about acoustic wood. As a premium finish, your ceiling should not only provide improved aesthetics and natural warmth and beauty but also enhance acoustics. So, let’s jump in.” The Basics Denise Sprengelmeyer: “Acoustic planks and acoustic tiles are both constructed …

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Field Cutting Acoustic Planks and Acoustic Tiles

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California State Lottery

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California State Lottery — Sacramento, CA

Cherry Veneer with Clear Finish

SKU(s): 3108-2, 2716-2

The architectural vocabulary for a new state lottery headquarters building is all about angles. Angles on the exterior. Angles in the shape of the rooms. Angles overhead.

“The angular forms evoke energy and excitement,” says Curtis Owyang, AIA, principal with the design firm, LPAS Architecture + Design. “It represents an important identity for the client.”

This brings us to the ceilings — “folded planes of wood,” as the Owyang describes them, that are also acoustically absorptive. The panels had a noise reduction coefficient (NRC) of .90 with added 1-1/2″ insulation.

The main space is the Pavilion. It’s a multi-purpose, flexible-use chamber mainly for lottery commission hearings. Shaped like a football, the room features six ceiling bays at heights ranging from 14′ to 16′. The bays feature angled 48″ by 48″ panel tiles combined with 24″ by 48″ fascia boards — a 4′ by 6′ “checkmark” panel. From the side, the panel assemblies look like checkmarks.

The Pavilion ceilings attenuate sound. Whereas standard acoustic tile is usually flat and available in 2′ by 2′ and 2′ by 4′ sizes, the architect wanted acoustic performance in angled 4′ by 6′ panels. This stretched 9Wood’s capabilities, but certainly didn’t exceed them.

Project Details

Building Type

Office

Contractor

Pat Baird Acoustics, Rocklin, California

SCOPE

12,403

ARCHITECT

LPAS, Sacramento, California

COMPLETION DATE

March 2011

9WOOD PROJECT

3826

AWARDS

2012 CISCA Award of Excellence (Gold, West Region, Acoustical Solutions)

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Acoustic Wood Ceilings – The Most Common Questions [VIDEO]

Michael Roemen: “In today’s video we’re talking with Denise, one of our design assist specialists, about acoustic wood. As a premium finish, your ceiling should not only provide improved aesthetics and natural warmth and beauty but also enhance acoustics. So, let’s jump in.” The Basics Denise Sprengelmeyer: “Acoustic planks and acoustic tiles are both constructed …

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Lighting Integration in Wood Ceilings

Light fixture selection and integration is a key feature in any space. But how is it accomplished? Can I put lights in any ceiling? How are they installed? Where should I hang the fixtures from? All these questions and more require thoughtful planning and coordination. It’s no secret that lighting can make or break a …

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Case Study

Sounds Like A Winner

The ceilings at the California State Lottery headquarters appear as folded planes of wood. They are also acoustically absorptive, which is essential in the main assembly chamber, “the Pavilion.”

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Lane Community College – Downtown Campus

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Lane Community College - Downtown Campus — Eugene, OR

White Maple Veneer with Clear Finish

SKU(s): 3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Education

Contractor

Western Partitions, Wilsonville, Oregon

SCOPE

4,678

ARCHITECT

SRG Partnership, Portland, Oregon, Robertson Sherwood Architects, Eugene, Oregon

COMPLETION DATE

July 2012

9WOOD PROJECT

6289

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Michael Roemen: “In today’s video we’re talking with Denise, one of our design assist specialists, about acoustic wood. As a premium finish, your ceiling should not only provide improved aesthetics and natural warmth and beauty but also enhance acoustics. So, let’s jump in.” The Basics Denise Sprengelmeyer: “Acoustic planks and acoustic tiles are both constructed …

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Starbucks Conference Center

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Starbucks Conference Center — Seattle, WA

Cherry Veneer with Clear Finish

SKU(s): 3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Office

Contractor

Acoustics Northwest, Tacoma, Washington

SCOPE

3,250

ARCHITECT

DLR Group, Seattle, Washington

COMPLETION DATE

October 2014

9WOOD PROJECT

8274

AWARDS

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Michael Roemen: “In today’s video we’re talking with Denise, one of our design assist specialists, about acoustic wood. As a premium finish, your ceiling should not only provide improved aesthetics and natural warmth and beauty but also enhance acoustics. So, let’s jump in.” The Basics Denise Sprengelmeyer: “Acoustic planks and acoustic tiles are both constructed …

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Atlantic Aviation PDX

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Atlantic Aviation PDX — Portland, OR

Engineered Walnut Veneer with Clear Finish

SKU(s): 3108-2

Project Details

Building Type

Other

Contractor

Commercial Interior Contractors, Boring, Oregon

SCOPE

2,821

ARCHITECT

J.R. Miller & Associates, Brea, California

COMPLETION DATE

December 2016

9WOOD PROJECT

12667

AWARDS

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Michael Roemen: “In today’s video we’re talking with Denise, one of our design assist specialists, about acoustic wood. As a premium finish, your ceiling should not only provide improved aesthetics and natural warmth and beauty but also enhance acoustics. So, let’s jump in.” The Basics Denise Sprengelmeyer: “Acoustic planks and acoustic tiles are both constructed …

Watch VideoAcoustic Wood Ceilings – The Most Common Questions [VIDEO]

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