INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The frame-less sliding glass doors by Cover Glass USA provide natural ventilation to whatever space they are installed.
The bright colors and high-end finishes create a welcoming space for guests and customers to feel comfortable in. Azulene Day Spa II provides VIP pedicures, manicures, and massages.
Throughout the interior of Cool Greens you will notice the use of Lamboo® Surface™ - Partition Walls.
The exterior view of Daily's Place flex field in Jacksonville, Florida, featuring fiberglass fabric panels by Structurflex.
Glasshape® worked with Unispace and Woods Glass to bring this challenging, unique concept to life in an extremely short timeframe and under huge pressure of precision and co-ordination – the glass panels contained more than 400 holes that all had to be in exactly the right position … Read More
BP’s new head office in Auckland is located across two floors of an existing building. The challenge for the designers Unispace was to connect the spaces, so there was good cross functional interaction between floors and the space felt energized and light.
Sitting area at the Hmong College Prep Academy in St. Paul, MN
Photo Courtesy of Epstein and Steinkamp Photography.
Quality Cordeck metal deck products are available in a variety of depths, widths, and gauges to meet your requirements.
Cordeck is also your single-source provider of a complete range of flashings, trim, and accessories to complete your proj… Read More
Give your office building, or any building design, a unique look by using painted aluminum panels in multiple colors.
The pearlescent panels show different colors depending on where the light hits the panel. Definitely, an eye-catching exterior.
One of the main design challenges was creating tall and light façade units that could sustain high wind loads. The unique geometry of Bendheim’s channel glass allowed it to achieve continuous vertical spans reaching 16 ft. tall. Photo by Matthew Kraft.
