INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The insulated architectural precast concrete structure by Wells Concrete consisted of 83 panels amounting to 29,314 SF with the tallest panels being over 42′-0″ in length due to the varying site elevations. These panels were all cast indoors in a climate-controlled facility in 34 days and were store… Read More
Beautiful exterior of Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church that Advanced Masonry worked on.
Jurors for the Innovation in Architecture 2021 Award from RAIC for the Grand Théâtre de Québec (Lemay/Atelier 21) stated:
"The new glass casing is quiet and understated, with a technical rigour that speaks to what must have been remarkable teamwork between the architects, engineers, and manufactu… Read More
The residential tower at 17th and Broadway with its concrete facade complements the architectural landscape of the Cathedral Building across the street
The beautiful glass facade of the IBM building in Baton Rouge, Lousiana.
Longboard Products is where style meets sustainability, easy installation, and recyclable, non-combustible aluminum construction. Trust that when you choose longboard products that you are investing in the superior maintenance free facade and siding product.
Childress Engineering Services was able to provide it’s expertise to this unique project by providing engineering design and layout assistance for the architect and structural engineer as well as the Engineer of Record for the exterior skin façade including engineering, shop drawings, and fabricatio… Read More
Dutch Quality stone's Weathered Plank 6 in Industrial Grey Fireplace which bring detail to this beautiful living space.
Commons area at the Hubbell Lighting Headquarters in Greenville, OK.
A mix of contemporary and modern design, with the complimentary look of Astec's ABX Architectural Bronze technology at 25 Bond Street in New York City, New York.
The facade and massing are maintained in scale with the Venice walk street location.
