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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
AFG is providing construction management services to the NYC Department of Design and Construction for this renovation and addition of the Queens Borough Hall.
The low-e coated channel glass achieves U-Value of 0.41 and approximately 64% VLT (visible light transmittance). Photo by Billy Economou, courtesy of NK Architects.
Unique to channel glass, the low-e glass coating creates a subtle iridescent appearance. Photo by Bendheim.
Sited northwest of the historic 112-year old State Capitol Building,
the Minnesota Senate Building was designed to meet the need for an expansion of the Capitol Campus and, as a 100-year building, to serve the citizens for generations. Its design purposefully facilitates greater interaction and co… Read More
St. Cloud Window worked closely with the architect, the National Park Service, and the Massachusetts Historical Commission on the development of Building 19’s fenestration, which comprises nearly 50% of the facade, to enclose the building while providing natural daylight and views.
SageGlass is essential to control the amount of sunlight coming into an office space. SageGlass does not have any mechanical wearing parts, which reduces maintenance costs.
NeXclad 14 is a single-skin, small module terracotta cladding system that is available in a variety of surface textures and boundless color possibilities and carries a 75-year material warranty, including color.
Terreal North America worked with BNIM Architects in cladding Lutheran Church of Hope’s 21,000 sq/ft satellite community center. The Grimes, IA location features gathering spaces, educational facilities, and a flexible 500-seat worship area.
This wall art features back-lit panels with an MG McGrath fabricated metal overlays with a geometric diagonal line pattern. To match the exterior wall art, MG McGrath created a beautiful matching feature wall made of weathered steel and copper for one of the lobby’s interior walls.
Interior of the vibrant bakery and cafe at the Bywater Bakery in New Orleans, LA.
1,750 square feet of channel glass with 25% to 40% post-consumer recycled content effectively manage daylight and minimize glare. Photo by Billy Economou, courtesy of NK Architects.
