INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
At night, the Nelson-Atkins museum’s sculpture garden glows with the channel glass lenses’ internal light. The glass is continuously reacting with the light to create unpredictable phenomena: diffusion, diffraction, refraction, reflection, and absorption, creating a myriad of kinetic vis… Read More
Product: Piterak Slim
Color(s): 01 Red; 03 Champagne
Color(s): 01 Red; 03 Champagne
The Center at Lincoln includes 96 patient beds, a full kitchen and dining area, complete physical therapy gym, a salon, and administration area. The steel building construction consisted of a precast structure with an architectural precast façade in a design-build delivery. This project was complete… Read More
An existing three-story building in Beverly Hills, CA was transformed by Belzberg Architects into the stunning new work spaces for Gores Group, a global private equity firm. The glass façade, which is one of its distinctive attributes, was created by Pulp Studio in collaboration with California Glas… Read More
Terreal North America used Piterak Slim in Custom Green Glaze on this project.
Mississippi State’s Davis Wade Stadium features the rich character of brick with the added convenience that Advanced Formliners thing brick system provides.
The rooftop patio with a beautiful view of Minneapolis by DJR Architecture.
SageGlass offers four stages of light transmission to interior spaces from 1% to 60%. The different tinting options can be controlled to where you want the shade to be placed.
17th and Broadway has two expressions within the facade design, one a strong punched window and limestone concrete, and the other one transparent with windows
Durable, customizable and maintenance free Painted Aluminum Panels by Dri-Design are environmentally friendly and create a sleek design for the exterior of the University.
Element 5 Architecture created an eye pleasing design at The Dogwood.
The design flexibility of precast concrete gives many different shade patterns. That module rotated and adapted depending on sun exposure. A logarithm located where more shade was needed and panels rotated in two directions. Where less shade was required, the panels became flat.
