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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The rustic beauty and architectural detail of a thick, rustic, hand-split wood shake can endure for a lifetime with DECRA Shake XD. The durability and unsurpassed strength of stone-coated steel require little to no maintenance and won't turn gray after a few months like a traditional shake.
Bright white and wood finishes create a clean and welcoming environment in this interior corridor.
Offering guests stunning views of downtown Chicago, the Wit’s ultra sleek and modern bar, lounge and dining room are open to hotel guests and is reserveable for private events. In creating the space, the Wit desired the ability to create separate bar, lounge and dining spaces without limiting access… Read More
Seen here are the PANL walls from Fräsch which create a visual and acoustical division for your space.
The Step Neck Dome light fixture by Bock Lighting is the perfect addition to the exterior of this Joe's Crab Shack.
Landini Associates’ scope included: interior and kitchen design, crew clothing, packaging and in-store graphics. As part of Project Ray, food categories have also been reviewed and developed as have the service and ordering models.
Spacious and well-lit conference room can be found at the corporate offices of the Mall of America.
GC Products manufactured custom Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum (GFRG) light coves, reflectors, and columns for the Hermès West Coast flagship store.
Pure + FreeForms Urban Cement finish to used to clad the removed wall panels to keep the design intent for this Sony Square Store.
Photography Credit: Brennan Photo & Video
For the first new housing built in LA in over 20 years, Ankrom Moisan collaborated with the client to create an innovative design that became the first and second LEED Gold condominiums in California.
San Francisco high-rise is a 20-story tower with 18 floors of office space, a lobby level and roof terrace, and a 2-level subgrade parking structure. 350 Bush is a historical renovation of the original San Francisco Mining Exchange Building, built-in 1923.
