INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The hangar, unveiled in 2019, is over 600 feet long, 300 feet wide and 120 feet high. It took almost three years to build, cost $251 million, and is recognized as the longest clear-span, dual entry airline hangar in the world. The signature feature is two bookends ‘light bars’ capped by Kalwall® tra… Read More
The FBI Headquarters in Minneapolis features a stunning combination of classic and modern with Vetter Stones Alabama Silver Shadow oolitic limestone. Photo Credit: Paul Crosby Photography
Exterior view of the award winning Lofts at Mayo Park in Rochester, Minnesota by Snow Kreilich Architects. This project boasts modern design elements and easy access to the heart of downtown.
The electrochromic glazing can be darkened or brightened, either automatically, for perfect adjustment to the light levels outdoors, or manually if required. This means that the amount of sunlight and heat entering the open space can be regulated and occupants are protected from glare – a comfortabl… Read More
An integrated row of clerestory windows provides ventilation and limited views to the outside. Kalwall eliminates all shadows and glare, as well as the stark contrasts of light and shade which not only reduces eye fatigue, but also enhances concentration.
The updated window facade creates a modern and transformative design at Martha's Vineyard Museum and Vineyard Haven, MA, by Oudens Ello Architecture.
Funded completely by donors, the Marion Anderson Center was designed by renowned architecture firms Gensler and Pei Cobb Freed & Partners.
Giroux Glass was subcontracted to provide and install the building’s highly specialized window systems, including its show-stopping central atrium.
Throughout the Maryland District Courthouse, you can find the elegant, cool-toned, Silver Shadow Alabama Stone, by Vetter Stone.
Photo Credit: Patrick Ross Photography
The PTFE fiberglass fabric panels enveloping Daily's Place flex field in Jacksonville, Florida, by Structurflex.
