INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Glasshapes contribution to the project started with the digital scanning process, measuring the floor to ceiling voids created, using our Faro laser scanning technology. This allowed us to determine the exact floor to ceiling panel height as well as establish the radius required for the bent glass p… Read More
Nearly all FabriSPAN® fabrics are DECLARE certified and qualify for LEED v4 interiors.
The Cloverleaf Ceiling Tile, TL-0083 and the Cloverleaf Flat Center Ceiling Tile, TL-0084 make an appearance on the Las Vegas strip. The colorful Vegas lights reflecting off the curved design elements enliven the ceilings at Harrah's Las Vegas.
A linear LED recessed luminaire with unique hollow aperture design, Notch 1 adds subtle punctuation of the ceiling plane with very low brightness, color accuracy, high optical and energy performance.
Transparent, vertical Anidolic optical structures with linear light extraction elements deliver o… Read More
Bleached walnut acoustic panels discreetly absorb sound and noise in the MoMA store.
Cover Glass USA's glass panels are unlike any other product in the market – with no frames around their sliding glass doors, they specialize in creating an “open concept” swing door systems that freely slides and stacks at a 90˚ angle on the side.
Exterior features Mountain Lake and Smoky Ash RigidStack™, Oyster Shell RigidShake™ Staggered Edge with Coffee Trim
Upright store fixtures were pre-assembled in China for quality review before final installation in the US. These are the "before" images of the
top image featuring product with the display.
A combination of 263 panels, this project created a very complex custom steel deck pans.
These marble wall tiles give a high-end look at a reasonable price, and they are fairly easy to maintain.
The two fully-replaced elevations are a perfect example of how Kalwall can be used for the refurbishment of an older building with a failing curtain wall. The new facades allow floor to ceiling diffused and healthy daylight to flood the interior, while providing privacy for students and removing any… Read More
The design challenge of the University of Montana's addition was to meld the new building in addition to the old in such a way as to portray a unified image of tradition and progress. The brick color and limestone panels of the existing building are combined with glass and steel details for the pall… Read More
