INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The design of this project used design elements similar to existing DJR projects across the street. The brick color, window placement, and drive-thru location were chosen to bring cohesiveness to the retail district. Special attention was given to screening the rooftop equipment by extending parapet… Read More
Beautiful outdoor space shown here at Rumi's Kitchen in Sandy Springs, GA was designed to seat customers comfortably, with just a touch of shade from the sun.
The food court seating area at the Edmonton International Airport is illuminated by lighting fixtures mounted on the SINE solid wood pole by Structura.
Moduline Lightweight Aluminum Cabinets seen in a trailer is perfect way to have a traveling workspace.
A closeup view of the mounted wall panels shows the detail and texture of the acoustic panel.
With hundreds of colors, finishes, and styles to choose from, our material can integrate seamlessly into your classroom, campus, museum, library, or childcare center. And if you need some inspiration yourself, we love to collaborate. We’re filled with creative ideas and information to help you… Read More
Line is a divergent and diminutive suspended linear luminaire system for the inspired–a collection of elements that connect with creativity. Minimalist and miniscule at only 3” high and less than a finger-width wide, Line delivers comfortable area illumination from a narrow 0.5” ap… Read More
Stairwell addition leading to the corridor with classroom additions. Seating available for students and faculty during school hours and events. Ottomans from Steelcase, table from Surfacetech and sourced through Fuse, and flooring by Interface.
Cushman Office in Baltimore, MD, designed by Design Collective, Inc
Photo Credit: Judy Davis/Hoachlander Davis Photography
Durasein's team is able to create custom colors, seen here is a custom order in Blue Mist.
In order to maximize the use of their existing buildings and create harmony between 2 programs, the Metropolitan Community College decided to relocate its Engineering Technology Program to the Penn Valley Campus in Kansas City. This decision was a way to make the campus’ assets more visible … Read More
