INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The design called for 50-foot walls for the auditorium space. Using precast allowed for thinner walls and a narrower foundation, and sped up erection time. Speed was important during construction, because it was being done in November in the Upper Midwest, where weather can be a major factor at that… Read More
The grand wall of the Natuzzi Americas headquarters in High Point, North Carolina, is entirely covered with panels made of Astec's architectural bronze alloy.
A variety of seating and gathering areas are available throughout the lobby at Custom Hyatt Place for guests to meet and gather.
Interior of Think Bank, by Emanuelson-Podas.
The dynamic glass by SageGlass® tints on-demand, allowing professors to customize solar control for individual classrooms and labs. It also tints automatically to block sunlight on hot days and dramatically reduce energy demand in the building.
Featuring our Tandem LED metal light pole. Arterra is a 12-story luxury residential tower that is the first high-rise apartment project to be built in the Crossroads Arts District area of downtown Kansas City. The project is being jointly developed by Altus Properties, of St. Louis, and Copaken Broo… Read More
Featuring our Tandem LED metal light pole. Arterra is a 12-story luxury residential tower that is the first high-rise apartment project to be built in the Crossroads Arts District area of downtown Kansas City. The project is being jointly developed by Altus Properties, of St. Louis, and Copaken Broo… Read More
NeXclad True Facades in Antique Pewter offers a sleek streamlined look to this apartment complex.
The Mercedes-Benz Superdome has 153 suites, with guests able to attend events in a comfortable setting. We provided our millwork services to build shelving and accent walls throughout the space.
Dramatically lit by night and flooded with natural light by day, this hotel conservatory dining room adds a visually stunning space that serves as a restaurant and wedding venue at a historic inn in Lake Forest, Illinois.
Standard recessed ceiling lights chosen by Kimberly Peck Architect, are handled in a modern way by recessing them within rectangular cutouts in the ceiling; these are supplemented by square stainless-steel fixtures recessed into the concrete floors for HK Restaurant in New York, NY.
