INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The unique exterior of the Pierson Library creates a long-lasting impression for guests and visitors. CUPACLAD provided its 201 Vanguard system for its functionality and sustainability features.
Modern elements are visible throughout the exterior of the library. The CUPACLAD® 201 VANGUARD rainscreen cladding system stands out due to its stainless steel clips, which are slightly visible at the bottom, contrasting with our natural slate. The result is sustainable cladding with a modern touch.
In addition, SpeakEasy by Crossville provides the warm look of hardwood in a durable, long-wearing porcelain tile package that will withstand whatever Coral Gables seniors throw its way.
This parking ramp completed by Wells Concrete also has the ability to be expanded southward for a total of 2,700 parking stalls through a future phase of construction.
Autan® XL ceramic sunscreens in this installation as cladding for all façades.
The Custom Woodgrains panel finishes on the exterior walls of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is from Pure + FreeForms Wood & Stone Solutions Collection.
Photography Credit: Courtesy Miami In Focus
Performance. Economy. Beauty. Kalwall’s museum-quality daylighting™ solutions are sought after by architects, contractors and owners because of those three qualities. In the case of the Odeon Theatre in Bournemouth, UK, it is aesthetic beauty first and foremost that makes a curtainwall of Kalwall tr… Read More
Beautiful outdoor patio for the residents at Modera apartment complex, by Hensley Lamkin Rachel.
The back of terrace spandrels was “seeded” with aggregate to replicate the formed finish of the face and edges of the panel.
The building is emphasized by a provision of siding Zéphir® Evolution in horizontal lines that combine five colors of the range: red-orange, red, Violine, champagne, plus a glazed white lines that give a glossy touch to the façade.
St. Cloud Window worked closely with the architect, the National Park Service, and the Massachusetts Historical Commission on the development of Building 19’s fenestration, which comprises nearly 50% of the facade, to enclose the building while providing natural daylight and views.
