The Osage Nation Health Care facility in Pawhuska, Oklahoma showcases how SAGIWALL and SAGIREV can be used together to create a continuous woodgrain design that transitions seamlessly from exterior to interior spaces.
On the exterior, SAGIWALL in REF 79 Knotty Maple was incorporated into the building’s woodgrain façade features, adding warmth and contrast to the combination of brick, stone, glass and metal. The same Knotty Maple finish continues overhead with SAGIREV across the underside of the large entrance canopy and porte cochere, creating a welcoming focal point at the main entrance.
Inside, the woodgrain design continues with SAGIREV 6″ V-Groove panels in the same REF 79 Knotty Maple finish. Large ceiling applications throughout the main public areas bring the warmth of wood overhead, while additional ceiling features are incorporated throughout the elevator lobby and waiting areas.
One of the defining elements of this project is the continuity between the exterior and interior architecture. The matching woodgrain panels visually carry from outside to inside, allowing the façade, entrance canopy and interior ceilings to feel like part of one coordinated design rather than separate material applications.
By combining SAGIWALL and SAGIREV in the same finish, the project achieves the appearance and warmth of natural wood across multiple applications while benefiting from a durable, maintenance-free architectural system.
