INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Seen here on the East Contra Costa County Courthouse is Vetter's Minnesota Stone offers engaging textures for visual intrigue and tones that are natural, soothing and harmonious.
Photography by: David Wakely Photography
Enjoy dining out on the patio with these outdoor patio tables designed by i2i Designs.
Newly expanded arcade in the Bowlocity Entertainment Center in Rochester, Minnesota.
Movie theater inside the Presbyterian Homes & Services' Orchard Path.
Precast panels were selected to serve as a primary building element and an artistic expression of the winding river and rolling hills of the site. Gage Brothers provided the architectural precast panels for the Marshfield Hospital & Cancer Center.
Water and Wellness Park in Irvine, CA, has a tropical landscape that's lit up by lighting fixtures mounted on Structura's BOL wood pole.
The vibrant interior and various seat offerings create a lively atmosphere for guests at Burger Libre in La Porte, TX.
WAVES sits inside a glass enclosure with sliding doors. To allow the space to be used comfortably all year, and to comply with strict energy standards, solar protection was required. The traditional solution, blinds or shades, would have been difficult to install due to the undulating form of the st… Read More
At the Kimmel Center, SageGlass helped transform the Hamilton Garden Terrace into an elegant glass and steel structure that does not have the original space’s noise and temperature problems. A new glass enclosure limits event sound propagation, and a 2,100-square-foot rooftop made from SageGlass let… Read More
Gate Precast achieved the metal-panel look was achieved by using a burnished GATEstone finish and offers a thinner profile and stronger hurricane resistance.
A retractable glass wall creates an indoor/outdoor space for visitors, guests, and co-workers to enjoy and relax with a fully furnished patio.
iSpace Environments was invited to collaborate with the architects and designers at NELSON to outfit nearly every inch of Gislason & Hunter’s floorplate. As a legal firm, privacy was crucial, so the design called for private offices exclusively, rather than open workspaces. Glass-clad Teknion Optos … Read More
