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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Crossville’s gauged porcelain tile panels were chosen to skin the exterior of the Santa Monica Medical Plaza.
Eldorado Stone provided their SierraCut24 stone in color Monument for the Free Chapel Gainesville Campus.
Although translucent, Kalwall offers the big advantage of privacy with elevations which appear crisp and simple. When illuminated at night, the building emits an inviting and welcoming glow.
The complex design creates the appearance of a solid, corrugated wall during daylight hours. In the evening, the light filters through the perforated panels to reveal the interior against a solid backdrop.
The story of the Keller Center begins with a 55-year-old enduring piece of architecture. Its façade weathered, the infrastructure was at the end of useful life, but it had sturdy foundations with good structural bones. The University of Chicago saw the value of this historic building and paired the … Read More
Gone are the days of flat and featureless facades. Our Shadow Series panels let you add depth and definition to any architectural design. Individual panels can be extended at varying depths to create texture or a dynamic variation in patterns, all while keeping the substrate and weather barrier in t… Read More
Elegant and versatile. Refined, yet industrial. Pure + FreeForms latest matte blackened steel, Hollywood, is infused with chalk-white pearl in its topcoat, offering diffusive qualities with visible texture.
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.
Pure + FreeForm's Deco Bronze finish, is contextual as a nod to the previous building’s bronze facade. It is a clear coat metal, colored using the organic resins of pure aluminum with varied levels of luminosity and glinting creating optical texture. The color and reflectivity of the facade move as … Read More
A mix of color accents in the windows and thin brick at the Robert H. Bruininks Hall at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, MN. Gage Brothers provided the precast concrete for the project.
