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The new Minskoff Pavilion at the MSU College of Business favors socially active learning under the warm canopy of a wood grille ceiling from 9Wood. The project features nearly 21,000 sq. ft. of wood grille ceilings and walls.
The geometric glass and metal, Edward J.Minskoff Pavilion at Michigan State University, serves as a new face for the Eli Broad College of Business. The pavilion is three stories tall, has 100,000 square feet of interior space and features nearly 21,000 square feet of wood grille systems.
Passing through the entry of the Burj Khalifa tower in Dubai, U.A.E.—currently the world’s tallest building—one encounters a complex, double-curved wood ceiling floating overhead that approaches the complexity of the tower that hosts it.
Air leakage is the unplanned, unpredictable and unintentional airflow across the building enclosure. This makes air flow control important for several reasons: to avoid air transported moisture and moisture damage, to reduce energy losses and to ensure occupant comfort and health.