INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Crossville’s Shades collection in three colors, in both unpolished and honed finishes, were selected to use as flooring for the stunning new younique HQ.
High-contrast colored panels on the 16-story office building in south Denver mimic the fast-moving light-rail trains and the cars on nearby Interstate 25. The building’s main corner includes a patio and a pavilion that invite in passers-by from the neighborhood.
Beautiful exterior of Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church that Advanced Masonry worked on.
The Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center, better known as ARTIC, provides rail, bus, taxi and other services for daily commuters, visitors and leisure travelers.
St. John’s Chapel in Columbia, SD, is a one-story, 2,200 square-foot structure that features a clean, white “clapboard” facade with stained glass windows and a steeple topped by a simple, lighted white cross. Visually, it resembles other community churches that have historically anchored small towns… Read More
St. Cloud Window worked closely with the architect, the National Park Service, and the Massachusetts Historical Commission on the development of Building 19’s fenestration, which comprises nearly 50% of the facade, to enclose the building while providing natural daylight and views.
Speedymason can help transform nearly any interior wall and is constructed of high grade fiber composite material to provide durability and strength.
The exterior of each upper floor consists of horizontal, architectural-finished precast panels. The panels covering the third floor also work as trusses panning 40 feet and resting on columns below. At their bottom, these panels support hollow-core planks to one side that form a second level roof de… Read More
Terreal terracotta cladding panels are supported by our engineered rainscreen framing system and stainless steel installation clips.
Detail drawing of the mezzanine level channel glass helix curve – elevation view. Drawing by Bendheim.
Adamick Architecture collaborated with Athlete’s Foot to create a customized, New Orleans-themed store.
