INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Advanced Formliner's embedded brick system helps bring the character of brick to the convenience of precast building solutions.
A new entrance featuring Bendheim's channel glass transforms the Museum, draws visitors, and creates a more welcoming public entrance. Photo courtesy of Blaffer Art Museum.
A mix of vertical windows and natural slate by CUPACLAD® creates a unique exterior design while also providing durable building materials.
Piterak® XS provides structural versatility and superior aesthetics in an economically superior terracotta rainscreen solution.
Marmon Mok’s design challenge, with Tobin Parking Garage, was to park 500+ cars and provide 14,000 SF of commercial space with an aesthetic that captures the historic spirit of both the Tobin Center and the First Baptist Church. Their design blends in the six-level garage by utilizing the comm… Read More
SOUL Apartments, designed by Vic Lake Architects, and built by Bronxx Construction, a curved masterpiece located in the heart of Cronulla NSW, Australia. Glasshape® were privileged to be selected by Bronxx Construction and Clearsight Railings in Sydney to supply 6 levels of bent, tempered, … Read More
Advanced Formliners was trusted to bring the character of brick using our thin brick system to Mississippi State’s Davis Wade Stadium.
Speedymason can help redefine your interior aesthetic on nearly any interior wall. Constructed of high grade fiber and composite material, Speedymason provides the aesthetic, durability, and strength to your next or existing interior project.
The rooftop patio with a beautiful view of Minneapolis by DJR Architecture.
Bendheim’s system is tested to stop over 90% of wind-driven moisture, even during strong storms, shielding occupants from the elements. Photo by Cameron Campbell, AIA.
Originally a marsh, the land was filled with dredge spoil in the 1970s, turning it into a greyfield. The project site is located within the city limits of Virginia Beach, Virginia. It was slated for development in 2008. However, this project preserves the land’s ecological functioning, providing opp… Read More
