INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Krause Gateway Center serves as the new headquarters for Kum & Go. Visitors and guests can also enjoy the public spaces throughout the building.
Carrara marble walls provide a backdrop for the planting and hide mechanical equipment that forms part of the building’s modernized utilities.
Work Stations at Washington County Public Works
Interior corridor of Aagesen Chiropractic Clinic located in St. Louis Park, Minnesota.
Exterior of Advanced Formliners by Wells Concrete. This project included an array of architectural wall panels, beams, columns, and double tees.
Caribou Coffee features different design element from a floating to beautiful millwork by Dras Cases.
The 7 Plate Cafe located in Chicago, Illinois, features a stunning industrial-chic restaurant design.
Jackrabbit Grove is a four building, 800-bed residential community for SDSU underclassmen and Honors College students in Brookings, S.D. With furnished rooms, lounge areas, kitchens, and laundry facilities, Jackrabbit Grove has quickly become one of the premier housing options on the SDSU campus.
“It was my great pleasure to work with Gage Brothers. The University of Minnesota benefited by the use of Gage Brothers’ precast concrete in the construction of TCF Bank Stadium.
Our original design plan called for hand-laid brick, an arduous project which contractors estimated would require 100… Read More
Wells Concrete was contacted with short notice to match the granite that was originally planned for the majority of this project. Despite the difference in materials used, both buildings looked the same when completed.
In addition to creating a seamless appearance between both buildings, the 308,… Read More
CableRail by Feeney Inc. was selected as the railing solution for the 450-foot pathway at the Kennedy Space Center because of its sleek look and durability.
The exterior of the Astin Aviation building is designed with 3 different metal panel profiles that visually reduce the scale of the building from a distance and provide a second level of detail when viewed close-up. Photography By: Charles D. Smith, FAIA
