INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Olive vertical board and batten
Mahogany RigidShake™ Staggered Edge
Rumur acoustic panels are flat wall-mounted geometric shapes that provide beautiful inspirational energy, reflecting the colors of the workspace, while providing significant sound absorbing benefits.
“No matter who you are, who you love, or what brings you to us, you are welcome at All Souls,” says this all-inclusive, LGBTQ-friendly Unitarian church. Located in a beautiful neighborhood on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the church had to upgrade its building envelope for impr… Read More
The recently completed South Tower expansion to the Memorial Hermann – “The Woodlands Medical Center“, in Houston, Texas, has added a total of 351,636 square feet to the hospital’s campus. The expansion increases the hospital’s total bed count for patients to over 500 f… Read More
Hillstone is a distinctive hand-blended stone. With a raw linen color base — hidden by generous swaths of sage and intertwined with hints of tan and ochre — it is rugged and rusticated with the characteristic randomness of the Tuscany countryside. Corners available.
Limestone is a tailored stone that conveys a traditional formality. It is a hand-dressed, chiseled textured stone roughhewn into a rectangular ashlar profile. The distinctive color blends of Eldorado Limestone are versatile palettes ranging from lighter soft creams and golden umbers to light coffee,… Read More
By staying in the same location, JLL used the redesign of their space as an opportunity to shift the company’s culture in dramatic ways.
The exterior of Hazelwood restaurant in Bloomington, MN, by Bauer Design Build.
Exterior lighting at Great River Energy by Pulse Products
A display of Astec's architectural bronze at the Natuzzi Americas Headquarters in High Point, North Carolina.
At Gator Millworks, quality is demanded in every step of everything we do. Our clients can expect quality in our processes from start to finish.
