INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
This is a photo of the corner of the mixed-use facility; Church + State in Cleveland, OH. CupaClad provided the CUPACLAD® 101 LOGIC natural slate for a unique building exterior that complemented the material used
An evening image of the FIU Science Classroom Complex showcasing the interior lighting of the building through the continuous windows throughout the precast facade by Gate Precast.
The Alley Theater reaches over 200,000 people every year through its performance and education programs. Their audience enrichment programs include pre-show and post-performance talks, events, and workshops for members of all ages.
Relax in this multi-functional courtyard. Grilling under the pergola, cooling down and watching tv by the pool or relaxing on the patio chairs. All great options for student housing.
Inspired by the Tyler Arboretum’s mission to use natural resources to stimulate an understanding of the living world, the primary exterior roof and wall material of the Classroom Building is terra cotta. The Tyler Arboretum Edible Garden and Classroom in Media, PA provides "seed to t… Read More
A great mix of Dutch Quality's Weathered Plank 4 and 6 blends in Winesburg.
Dutch Quality Stone used their Weathered Plank 6 in Industrial Grey for this living room space.
24-Hour fitness studio with state of the art cardio and strength training equipment for the residents at Modera Uptown to use.
Since the location site location was near a lake that could not be disturbed, the team had to come up with an alternative plan to erect the panels, as a result, nearly a quarter of this project was blind set, installation of the precast on north side was had to set over the building with a 400 ton c… Read More
The vaulted ceiling required larger scale pendants so the team specified Ivanhoe® Bomber Porcelain LED Pendants to provide plenty of lighting by Barn Light Electric.
Crossville’s Retroactive and Shades collections were also incorporated into the flooring design to help create visually distinguishable spaces that guide and ease of traffic flow.
Curved glass walls are more cost-effective to build with segmented channel glass than flat glass, as only the frames require to be curved. Drawing by Bendheim.
