Mission Bay Office Building

This office is located in the Mission Bay District of San Francisco, an area that was recenly home to warehouses, a cement factory and vacant lots. Now rapidly developing, Mission Bay is now home to a new campus of the University of California San Francisco, biotechnology firms, research centers, office buildings and high-density residential developments. For the wall treatments in the lobby, flat grain amber bamboo plywood was used to provide create a rich and handsome hue. To give the panels more definition, the architects etched grooves into the face of the panels at six-inch intervals. Stainless steel horizontal reliefs were integrated to create added interest and make room for the panels to expand and contract as needed.
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Physical / Mechanical Properties - Flat Grain Bamboo Plywood |
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Dimensions: |
1/2” x 48” x 96” - 19mm x 1219mm x 2438mm (*mm tolerance ± .5mm thickness) |
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Construction: |
Three-ply, cross core construction. |
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Working with Plyboo: |
A work sheet is provided with each panel containing useful tips and information and is also available on our website at www.plyboo.com/downloads |
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ASTM E84: Surface Burning |
Class C |
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ASTM D1037 Dimensional Stability: |
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ASTM D4442: Moisture Content: |
6-9% average |
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ASTM D5116-06: Organic Emissions |
Classroom scenario / Office scenario: Pass / Pass |
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