INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
T shape building, Part I - 24 units, 3 Story Podium over garage
Part II- 44 units, 4 Story Podium over garage.
Pool view
Featured here at Saugus Middle/High School is the combination of Lamboo® Vue™ Series - Curtain Wall System and Lamboo® Vue™ Series - Commercial Doors.
Apart from providing the visual protection, Kalwall's Skyroof® Cladding has inherent strength and heavy-duty impact resistance which is ideal for secure locations such as this. It offers the highest protection in terms of windborne debris and resistance to impact, abrasion and point loads.
Featured here at Kone Headquarters are Lamboo® Surface™ - Tiger Strand Wall Panels.
Elegant hanging pendant lights grace the mail room at Riverwalk.
The Citizen Hotel is located in historic Sacramento, CA. They pride themselves on creating a comfort and elegance to their hotel guests. They teamed up with QuietRock to install sound reducing drywall in the hotel to ensure sound would not travel between the rooms, disturbing guests. They installed … Read More
Watch a good movie in this pink sitting room at this bed and breakfast. The hotel owners made sure to take your comfort to heart with installing sound-reducing drywall, by QuietRock so you don't have to worry about listening to other guests.
Project Features our Fresco Series Planters. Planters are lipless with a flat bottom and reinforced to provide structural support. These fiberglass planters can be made in any shape or size. Our planters are made for extreme weather. Fiberglass resin is dent proof, non-corrosive, leak proof and come… Read More
Eldorado Stone provided their Vantage30 stone veneer in Stormcloud for the exterior of 106 Exchange office building.
Beautiful space showcasing chandeliers and seating by ZUO Modern.
Rinka, an authentic japanese restaurant worked with ASI to add their designer laminate and eco-panels.
Houdini Glass offers complete visual privacy between the bathroom and the hotel room, while maintaining a sense of openness and spaciousness.
Photo by: Maddie Davis
