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Wright State University recently updated spaces throughout Oelman Hall, the building on campus that houses the school’s College of Science and Mathematics. Originally constructed in 1966, Oelman Hall often surprises new students and visitors with its unconventional design for an academic building. The reimagined spaces now feature colorful wall panels, bold patterned floors and dynamic lighting and ceiling treatments.
Durability, Low maintenance, Acoustics
• Durable surface capably responds to constant student activity over an extended time frame
• Not having to strip and wax leads to an efficient maintenance regimen
• Using nora® flooring throughout the lecture hall helps reduce noise and improve acoustic clarity
Building | Wright State University |
Market Segment | Education |
Products | noraplan environcare™ |
Architect | Annette Miller Architects – Dayton, OH |
Installation Year | 2009 |
Rubber flooring with a changing base color consisting of three harmoniously matched hues is complimented with characteristic granules, delivering an aesthetically appealing and functional smooth surface for heavy traffic areas.
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