INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
One of the primary goals was to house all of the architects, drafters, and interior designers in one shared space; they were previously split between two segregated levels. This was accomplished by adding a mezzanine level to the studio and incorporating a mixture of open workspaces and semi-private… Read More
Enjoy the events and space at the CoEP Westside Natatorium in El Paso, Texas, featuring high lumen luminaires by Meteor Lighting.
Spring Valley Medical Center is a six floor medical building with more than 100k square feet of medical office space and parking. Construction Specialties aluminum sunshades/vert-a-cade and BEMO's perforated panel system accent the garage levels allowing natural ventilation.
Pure + FreeForm created a custom matched woodgrain finish for the amazing Baffle Ceiling System in the Convention Center inside of the Aria Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Photography Credit: Litzer Vanorman
Since the dynamic glazing limits the influx of sunlight, the indoor temperature always remains pleasant, despite the numerous sources of heat from the computers.
Photography Credit: Adrien Barakat
The Cordish Family Pavilion used Rainier cable railing system which is sleek, sophisticated and offers a contemporary style.
Featuring the 6DR downlight fixture at Cowley College. The all new LED downlight collection from Williams provides an excellent solution for sleek, modern architectural lighting. With 2, 4, 6 and 8 inch apertures available in round and square styles, our downlights create an elegant ambiance in ever… Read More
Bock's Step Neck Dome is the iconic RLM Design shape that dates back to the 1940s.
CU Boulder and KSQ Architects ultimately chose to incorporate electronically tintable SageGlass® into the new Village Center Dining and Community Commons.
Part food court, part food hall and part factory, The Kitchens offer a truly unique, immersive experience all under the one roof and brand: The Kitchens.
