INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Opening in Fall 2020, the Saint Louis University Hospital will offer private inpatient and convenient outpatient services, as well as an emergency department and trauma center capable of managing the critical care of 75 outlying partner clinics and nearly 50,000 patients annually. This new facility … Read More
Open since 1928, the historical Sprague Children's Library in Salt Lake City, UT features the Classic Panel for 9/16" Grid and 9 custom animal motifs. Make a game of spotting each animal above the reading lounge, or snack on animal crackers while relaxing with a good book. This whimsical de… Read More
Designed to meet the demands of architects, engineers and lighting designers, Williams' outdoor products meet the challenge of form, function, aesthetics and performance. Our easy-to-install products are energy-efficient and engineered for durability and longevity.
ActivWall Horizontal Folding Doors are available with the following options:
• Endless Glazing Options
• Custom Configurations and Finishes
• Customizable panel composition
• Integrated Panic Hardware
• Simulated Divided Lites (Grilles)
• Floor Mounted Syste… Read More
• Endless Glazing Options
• Custom Configurations and Finishes
• Customizable panel composition
• Integrated Panic Hardware
• Simulated Divided Lites (Grilles)
• Floor Mounted Syste… Read More
Pioneer Millworks Fir Toasted & Carbon Paneling
A large casual gathering space at McDermott Will & Emery in Washington, DC, featuring office furniture by Price Modern.
Feeney Inc's DesignRail aluminum railing with horizontal CableRail infill is featured here at on an observation deck at the Omaha Zoo.
Photo courtesy of J.Ralston
Upon entering the new Las Vegas Cuningham Group office is an eye-catching custom Mojave-layered ceiling feature. It provides a subtle connection to nature and the sedimentary beauty of the desert.
Structura's Lineal LED luminaire can be mounted in a single or dual finish.
