INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
1111 E Olive Apartments is an 80 unit, six-story mixed-use apartment building located with the Pike / Pine Conservation District. The design combines classic building forms and durable materials with a contemporary approach to the building modulation, carefully considered details. The expansive wind… Read More
With the Limelight's storied past, originating as The Church of the Holy Communion in 1844, and later turning into one of New York City's premier nightclubs in 1983, it now finds itself as a premium health club.
Our 2' x 2' x 1" beveled edge rubber tiles are featured throughout, in a custom style… Read More
This project is located in Frisco, Texas, and has 20.362 acres and a total of 365 units. It is part of a master plan community that includes senior housing, townhomes, single-family homes, restaurants, retail, and multi-family. The multifamily is on the primary entry spine road along with the canal … Read More
Citi Field,
Queens, New York -
Nearly 35,000 linear feet of custom ornamental railing was provided to Citi Field throughout the concourse and main seating areas. Griprail aisle railing and Classic picket railing were used throughout the fan seating areas. Classic picket railing can also be found… Read More
QuietCoat® is a sprayable, viscoelastic polymer coating, manufactured by PABCO® Gypsum, that reduces noise and vibration with minimum weight, bulk and cost. QuietCoat® is engineered specifically for coating nonporous materials including stainless steel, galvanized iron, aluminum and comp… Read More
CGP featured this easy to install system in their powder coated Aluminum Profiles System in Black color.
Elaine Paganini Interiors used Durasein's solid surface material in Arctic White.
The cozy break room at Brooklyn Tool in Fridley, Minnesota, by Joy Martin Architecture.
Perelman School of Medicine photo showing a classroom built using the DIRTT construction system.
Bendheim’s glass facade brings daylight, while shielding occupants from wind and rain. Photo by Cameron Campbell, AIA.
