INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
We always look forward to projects that provide a design challenge. So, when we got the chance to work on Brian Ingram’s latest project in downtown Minneapolis – Cargo Food Authority – we were really excited! The goal was to create a food hall just outside of the Target Center usin… Read More
Instantly improve the efficiency of your dual monitor workstations with the ZGX Monitor Arm with Crossbar. By raising the monitor off the worksurface and recovering the area directly in front of the users, they get to sit back into their task chair’s back rest with proper posture while they work on … Read More
The project transforms the outdoor courtyard into a weather island that isolates and amplifies subtle changes in Los Angeles’ placid, if somewhat monotonous, summer climate. “Climate change” is enacted here as a delicate drama of temperature and humidity, with air as the medium and… Read More
An ActivWall Horizontal Folding Door and a series of ActivWall Horizontal Folding Windows are used on this rooftop bar to create a flexible space. When closed, they bring in light while keeping out the elements. The units can be opened for fresh air and access to the outdoor patio.
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Echoing the look of heritage hand craftsmanship with a modern balance, the exceptional looking Chizel® Wood Panels showcase an articulated level of detail in bespoke patterns, each with a high variation in texture and depth and now is offered with a quick ship program. Crafted f… Read More
Modern entry way design with oversized glass door.
BDG Architects worked closely with the Davidoff of Geneva corporate team to design this cigar store and bar in an existing retail space in MetWest International in Tampa, Florida.
Lighting was designed by Dawn Hollingsworth for the newly relocated and redesigned World of Coca-Cola.
Exterior of Target Plaza Commons in Minneapolis, MN by Snow Kreilich Architects
Northern Buff Minnesota Stone gives depth and character to the Minnesota Senate Building, by Vetter Stone. Photo Credit: Paul Crosby Photography
Crossville's SpeakEasy tile in Sweet Georgia Brown was chosen for its ability to add the warmth and softness of a wood-look yet offer the durability necessary for the industrial façade—factors the school leadership greatly appreciated.
