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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The bank offers personal and business banking services, several drive-thru lanes, a drive-up ATM, a free community room and patio on the second floor. Photography by Brandon Stengel - www.farmkidstudios.com Instagram: @farmkidstudios
All stadium-style auditoriums are equipped with luxurious recliner seating, digital sound, and projection, and of course, offer Movie Tavern’s dine-in theater experience.
Whole Foods in Dayton, Ohio used a variety of Bock Lighting products throughout the store.
Concrete Collaborative hand-crafts a range of unique architectural concrete tile, paver and countertop products supplied in collaboration with architects, designers, and builders to create innovative solutions for interior and exterior environments.
The High Street Lobby leaves a spectacular first-impression with visitors and employees. The new design created a single four-story lobby at both of the two main entrances on first and third floors. A 60-foot high by 16-foot wide LED screen visually connects all four floors. Original green stone flo… Read More
The new north end zone of Kinnick Stadium, the University of Iowa's home turf since 1929. Photography by Brian Ray/hawkeyessports.com
The team selected the Wilcox Deep Bowl Chain Hung Pendant for the space. They customized these ceiling lights with generous 20″ shades and a Textured Black finish. The additional options of cast-guard-and-glass plus black-and-white cloth cords bring even more visual interest.
Spacious dining area showcasing Fellert's Even Better Silk acoustical plaster option. Seen here in NYC at Hudson Yard's Estiatorio Milos restaurant.
The Belden Brick Company used their iron-spot brick facade and custom brick fins, fired locally in a bee-hive kiln, for the Kent State Center for Architecture and Environmental Design.
A modern, multi-restaurant venue completed by Buffalo Construction.
The bar top at HK Restaurant in New York, NY is fabricated from frosted glass with stainless steel wrapped edges. Kimberly Peck Architect separated the bar from the main dining space by a tall glass partition that is frosted at the base to hide the banquets on the opposite side.
