INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The design of the new Metro Transit Highway 610 & Noble Parkway Park & Ride Facility in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota fuses an abstraction of the surrounding landscape with a high performance, sustainable facility to create a striking statement along the Highway 610 corridor.
“Our new school has become a very important place in our community. Our students and staff take great pride in taking care of it. The colors, and design, along with the Meadowlarks that grace the front set it apart from other buildings in the area. We feel absolutely blessed to have this beautiful b… Read More
The clean exterior design and finish at The Central apartments in Minneapolis, Minnesota, by DJR Architecture.
Wall decor at the Cummins engineering building in Fridley, Minnesota, by HCM Architects.
Speedymason can help transform nearly any interior wall or kitchen backsplash and is constructed of high grade fiber composite material to provide durability and strength.
The spa therapy room at Interlude Restorative Suites in Plymouth, Minnesota, built by CBS Construction Services.
Silo is the expression of porcelain stoneware with aged wood effect, made unique by the signs
of aging. The collection fits with any type of style, thanks to a range composed of 6 different
shades, enriched by a soft and light decor.
Custom CableRail assemblies were used in this exceptional railings at the Nor-Son Construction Wayzata office. The newels have a stainless steel center post that was then wrapped in a 4 piece hickory wood veneer. Most fitting connections are hidden inside the custom newels.
Photos courtesy of Tod… Read More
LEDCONN provided the custom light work for the exterior of Del Frisco Restaurant in San Diego, California.
Visually unobtrusive Feeney Inc's 3/16-inch CableRail stainless steel Kits were used in the railing design to enhance the architectural styling and protect views of the river and city for cyclists and pedestrians on the bridge. Photography Credit: Rosales + Partners
Due to the shape of the building, nearly all of the 36,000 square feet of hollowcore pieces needed to be cut on a skew, which provided an additional challenge to design and produce.
