INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Mariners Point Golf Center in Foster City, CA boasts both SimplyLEDs flagship RDW area fixture and its replacement, the gen 2 FLD-RS. The main golf course is lit with RDW in 240W & 320W, while the FLD-RS lights Mariners TopTracer Range (pictured front center) with 340W in narrow, flood dispersion.
“Food for thought Truck is going
to be a two-way street for
O+A. We’ll be able to take what
we learn and bring it back
to our interiors practice."
Verda Alexander, Studio O+A
Designed to meet the demands of architects, engineers and lighting designers, Williams' outdoor products meet the challenge of form, function, aesthetics and performance. Our easy-to-install products are energy-efficient and engineered for durability and longevity.
Crossfuse® Wood Panels is the next edition to the Fusión Wood Panels. A myriad of handcrafted three-dimensional patterns are defined by masterful construction and exceptional design. Comprised of reclaimed wood species, including Teak, Ipe, Ironwood and Walnut veneers, this coll… Read More
ASU SkySong: The Scottsdale Innovation Center was built on the site of the former Los Arcos Mall in Scottsdale, Arizona. SkySong is a mixed-use, $5.2 million project consisting of 1.2 million square feet of office, research, and retail space. It also includes a hotel/conference center and multi-fami… Read More
Crossville's SpeakEasy tile in Sweet Georgia Brown was chosen for its ability to add the warmth and softness of a wood-look yet offer the durability necessary for the industrial façade—factors the school leadership greatly appreciated.
Crossville’s gauged porcelain tile panels were chosen to skin the exterior of the Santa Monica Medical Plaza.
The new Lunds & Byerly's store includes everything from a bakery, deli and organic produce to a Caribou Coffee and a Creations Café.
The building automation system doesn't have a single switch: lighting, HVAC and window shades are controlled by the system. A roof-mounted weather station communicates the current conditions and the system finds the most cost-effective way to run the building at Beckhoff.
