INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Located on the top floor of the tower, the restaurant 71Above was conceived by renowned restaurateur Emil Eyvazoff, offering high-end cuisine served alongside astonishing views of the city.
Giroux Glass was commissioned to realize the space’s intricate 360-degree window design.
The spacious break room features a modern design and a subtly grungy wall texture. Stahl collaborated with MSR Design to accomplish the desired look and feel of the office headquarters located in Minneapolis, MN.
Bendheim’s sculptural ventilated glass facade offers superior aesthetics, air circulation, and ample daylight for the 727 West Madison / 1 South Halsted Parking Structure in Chicago, Illinois. Photo by Kelly Drake Photography.
Spacious Reception and Waiting Area developed by InUnison Design at the Matonich Law Office.
170 square foot room makeover using tambour wood wall panels as an accent.
Photographer:
Jessica j Alexander Photography
SIXINCH FlexPlus pieces are great for libraries and educational environments due to the durability for high traffic. Pictured is the Columbus Metropolitan Library in Whitehall, Ohio designed by Jonathan Barnes Architecture & Design.
Exterior of Luther Brookdale Volkswagen in Brooklyn Center, MN by D.J. Kranz as the general contractor.
The eye-catching entrance lobby design featuring marble and wood elements at Parkway 25 in St. Louis Park, MN, by DJR Architecture.
Treaty Room -- Historically speaking, the Treaty Room is perhaps the most important room in the house. The United States declared war on Britain in June 1812, thus entering into what’s today known as the War of 1812. After the White House was burned by British forces on August 24, 1814, President … Read More
A luxurious spa-inspired bathroom at the Potawatomi Hotel, designed by Cuningham Group.
The design team of the Logan Airport Nouria Energy gas station opted for 3 collection finishes and 1 custom-designed finish for this project, all aligning with the intent to design with only high-quality, fully sustainable materials.
Photography Credit: Joseph Ferraro Photography
Modular coffee shops in Tukwila, Washington. The cafe is made out of recycled shipping containers and other reclaimed materials, meaning they’re portable and eco-friendly. These tiny Starbucks stores have a much smaller environmental footprint than traditional cafes, taking less water and energy to … Read More
