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This project is located in Frisco, Texas, and has 20.362 acres and a total of 365 units. It is part of a master plan community that includes senior housing, townhomes, single-family homes, restaurants, retail, and multi-family. The multifamily is on the primary entry spine road along with the canal … Read More
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Montana and Health Care Services Corporation engaged SMA Architects to design a new, state-of-the-art facility to combine their Helena workforce under one roof.
The 66,000 square foot facility and new Home of Razorback Basketball officially opened its doors in 2015. The Basketball Performance Center will serve all operational components of the men’s and women’s programs, including: two full-court gymnasiums, men’s and women’s locker rooms, a weight room, an… Read More
Open and spacious is how the Space Needle in Seattle can be described. But to help lower the noise, Fellert's Even Better Silk was used for sound absorption on the ceiling.
Featured here at the Ecco Restaurant are Lamboo® commercial doors & windows to bring uniformity and warmth to its modern environment.
The natural material at the base of the Moxy Chelsea was not possible for the facade on the top, due to concerns of dripping on the glass. Since the slab edge protrudes from the facade, the same textured finish needed to be on the metal, as it is visible from all guestrooms. Metal is a timeless sign… Read More
The art room's white wall finishes allow the focus to be on the paintings in the space for guests to enjoy at Martha's Vineyard Museum in Vineyard Haven, MA, by Oudens Ello Architecture.
Provide an avenue for information, directions, announcements, or a display of photos or artwork, whatever is needed with glass enclosed bulletin board display cabinets.
The Flying Machine Brewery had a specific color palette they were sticking with and Bock Lighting's Step Neck Dome was able to accommodate their color needs.
