INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Intercept Entyre modular metal panels offer smooth planes and clean sight lines in an extensive palette of colors and finishes. The system offers integration excellence with a continuous engagement extrusion and concealed fasteners that work in conjunction with sequentially installed modular panel u… Read More
Dutch Quality's weather plank is the perfect addition to any space, giving them a rustic look.
The transparency of SageGlass can be controlled in four stages from 1% to 60% light transmission. No matter how dark the windows, the view outside is retained.
Photography Credit: Adrien Barakat
The CUPACLAD® 101 PARALLEL system delivers performance in any weather condition. Fire-resistance and waterproofing make the slate material the perfect solution for a large building project.
Stainless steel metal fabric is particularly suited for outdoor use with its low maintenance and high-performance technical benefits. GKD provides design, fabrication and installation for all types of “middoor” architectural features such as green facades, trellises and semi-permeable walls.
Dutch Quality stone's Weathered Plank 6 in Industrial Grey Fireplace which bring detail to this beautiful living space.
Stunning frameless kitchen cabinets are featured here in the new C+R office in Austin, Texas.
Prefabrication relies on collaboration. Team members from across design-build disciplines, as well as the project owner, must begin working together early on to develop a constructible design.
Clark Pacific worked closely with CSULA, KPFF Engineering, Harley Ellis Devereaux (HED), and McCarthy C… Read More
CENTRIA’s Formawall Dimension Series insulated metal panel (IMP) system was selected to complete the TAMU CIR Building project, not only for the product’s smooth aesthetic, but also for its high-performance thermal efficiency and moisture control features.
The exterior design of Hyatt Regency hotel was accomplished by using nearly 500 precast pieces, including insulated wall panels and hollowcore by Wells Concrete.
The first of the five Bendheim channel glass “lenses” forms a bright and transparent lobby, with café, art library and bookstore, inviting the public into the museum and encouraging movement via ramps toward the galleries as they progress downward into the garden.
Photo By: Roland-Halbe
