INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
North Star Elementary School is located in Hugo, MN featuring products by Acuity Brands- Indy™, Lithonia Lighting® and Mark Architectural Lighting™. Project in collaboration with agency Davis & Associates and Wold Architects and Engineers. Photography by Endeavour Archi… Read More
Louisiana State University wanted to create a place of respite and restoration for their football team, the Tigers. Together in collaboration with OFS, HNTB, AOS, and Arkel Constructors, they crafted custom lockers that convert from benches to beds, complete with power, storage, and privacy.
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Pioneer Millworks reclaimed wood-Tropical Hardwoods Tradewinds Patina Reclaimed wood paneling.
Tate Raised Access Floors are found throughout the entire 500,000 square foot Bryne US Courthouse and Green Federal Office Building Complex that spans 2 city blocks.
The Bick Headquarters campus achieved Gold level certification under the US Green Building Council's LEED® rating system. 60,000 square feet of Tate's raised access flooring can be found throughout the former paper factory.
Brinker International Inc. is an American multinational hospitality company that owns well-known restaurant chains like Chilis and Mangiano’s Little Italy. Based in Dallas, Texas, the company had remained in an old building. CEO of Brinker, Wyman Roberts sought to create a new, inspiring space… Read More
Pioneer Millworks Settlers' Plank Oak Paneling
Pattern Headquarters is located in Lehi, UT featuring products by Acuity Brands- Lithonia Lighting® and Mark Architectural Lighting™. Project in collaboration with agency JRC. Photography by Endeavour Architectural Photography.
Het Postkantoor is located in Goes, Netherlands featuring products by Acuity Brands- eldoLED®.
Pioneer Millworks reclaimed wood-Tropical Hardwoods Tradewinds Patina Reclaimed wood wall installation.
Pioneer Millworks reclaimed wood--Mixed Softwoods Grandma's Attic Paneling.
