Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact — Eugene, OR
Solid Western Hemlock with Custom Stain
SKU(s): 81-1112-9, 1114-5, 1112-9
The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact at the University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore., features four research neighborhoods with lab space, workstations, offices, classrooms and a conference room all in settings permeated by natural light and wood grille ceilings. Ennead Architects, New York, N.Y., was the design architect. Bora Architecture & Interiors, Portland, Ore., was the architect of record. Hoffman Construction, Portland, Ore., was the general contractor. PCI, Portland, Ore., was the ceiling subcontractor. 9Wood, Inc., Springfield, Ore., provided 20,662 SF of lay-in wood grille ceilings and wood cross piece wave grille ceilings.
Project Details
Building Type
Education
SCOPE
20,000+
ARCHITECT
COMPLETION DATE
December 2020
9WOOD PROJECT
16982
AWARDS
2021 CISCA Manufactures Award, also nominated for Outstanding Project of the Year by the NWCBProject Featured
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