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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Be The Match, run by the National Marrow Donor Program, is a nonprofit dedicated to helping patients obtain life-saving transplants. The choice to locate their headquarters in downtown Minneapolis adjacent to Target Field was made in part to improve the organization’s public visibility.
Be The Match, run by the National Marrow Donor Program, is a nonprofit dedicated to helping patients obtain life-saving transplants. The choice to locate their headquarters in downtown Minneapolis adjacent to Target Field was made in part to improve the organization’s public visibility.
Innovative, high-performance, LED luminaire for the general lighting of commercial, institutional, retail and civic spaces.
Sections are joined together with visual rhythm of the optical elements remaining consistent and uninterrupted.
Axially Symmetric Batwing allows for wider row spacing and… Read More
Close-up detail of the stone-clad window panels and glass design at the Minnesota Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, MN.
The spacious dining at at Stone Arch Bar & Restaurant located in Terminal 1 at MSP Airport, by HCM Architects.
Welcoming lobby and reception area at Iberia Bank Pan American in New Orleans, LA, by Gator Millworks.
Versatile meeting space at the Roosevelt Library in Minneapolis, Minnesota, by HCM Architects.
Dras Cases was proud to help with a statement wall that contributes to the aesthetic of the Jewish Family and Children's Service
The POD 2 small meeting room is ideal for spontaneous but confidential meetings and as an adaptable workspace. Its insulating structure offers excellent acoustic protection from disruptive sounds. This small meeting room is installed without changes on existing structures or walls, and it can be rea… Read More
Open workspace was a must for Mossy Auto Exchange's millennial-friendly car dealership.
Overture is a unique community for 55+ active living with resort-inspired amenities and services in Plano, TX.
