
Hanover Page Mill Building — Palo Alto, CA
White Oak Veneer with Custom Stain
SKU(s): 5624-24
The Hanover Page Mill Building at 1400 Page Mill Road in Palo Alto, CA brings together solar-powered building systems, natural daylight, and distinctive architecture to create a comfortable and efficient workplace in the heart of Silicon Valley. 9Wood was enlisted to create a ceiling for the expansive atrium that balances natural beauty with superior sound absorption.
The 5624-24 Nanoperf True Access Tile finished in White Oak Plain Sliced Veneer with a custom stain was selected for its dual superpowers: fully accessible ceiling tiles with nanoperforations that deliver a high NRC value.
9Wood worked closely with the design team to develop a custom stain that complements the wall tiles while allowing the natural beauty and character of the wood to shine through. 9Wood successfully brought that vision to life.
Project Details

Building Type
Office
Contractor
Ad-In Inc. – Fremont, CA

SCOPE
800 SF
ARCHITECT
Form4 Architecture – San Francisco, CA

COMPLETION DATE
December 2015

9WOOD PROJECT
10926
AWARDS
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