INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Hopkins Architecture opted for an exterior clear coat finish treated with gold and copper pearl to generate reflection of warmth. Pure + Freeform added rust and gold speckling on top of this which finishes the panels in a discreetly luxurious way. There is now a subtle beauty taking backseat to the … Read More
The CUPACLAD® 101 PARALLEL rainscreen cladding system is made up of 40×25 cm slates installed horizontally, aligned and with concealed screws and creates a unique exterior look that fits any contemporary facade design.
To create the stunning curved facades that accent the main balcony seating area, Glenn Heinmiller collaborated with Mark Raissen of 3-Form Light Design Group.
Exterior view of the award winning Lofts at Mayo Park in Rochester, Minnesota by Snow Kreilich Architects. This project boasts modern design elements and sweeping views of the Zumbro River.
A combination of 263 panels, this project created a very complex custom steel deck pans.
Exterior of Ivy Hotel by Wells Concrete. A combination of acid etching, sandblasting, and cast-in limestone was used to create the precast texture and finish of the cladding.
Fullerton Building Systems wood-framed building package with factory-applied finishes can be delivered to your site and assembled within 3 to 4 days. This KFC location was completed in Elsa, Texas.
Dutch Quality's weather plank is the perfect addition to any space, giving them a rustic look.
PFEIFER Structures specializes in the design, engineering, and installation of innovative architectural mesh façades. Our lightweight façade systems provide architects and developers with a cost-effective method of transforming the appearance of a building.
The Baku Cyrstal Hall project features … Read More
Piterak Slim Terracotta Cladding Panels were selected for the College of Southern N. Las Vegas campus student union project, by Terreal North America.
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
