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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Jack and Mary Dewitt Family Science Center at Northwestern College in Orange County, Iowa features two expansive curtain walls with a modern aluminum rain screen.
Up close photo of blackoutcurtains.com black out curtains which keep just about all light out of any space.
Spring Valley Medical Center's programmable LED lighting affixed with custom-designed attachments, accents the blades system and solidifies a graphic identity for the building when viewed from the adjacent major interstate.
For minimalist design, Extant Architectural Lighting's recessed lighting is the perfect fit.
TKDA's architecture team collaborated with the University of Minnesota Duluth on the award-winning recreation center.
Hopkins Architecture required a facade that complements the natural beauty of the location, while still responding to the light visual texture. Rejecting other metals due to cold or bright reflectivity, they opted for an exterior clear coat finish treated with gold and copper pearl to generate refle… Read More
Casinos are known for their over the top design and appeal, GC Products GRG/GFRG ceiling systems and tiles are the perfect addition to the Graton Casino in Rohnert Park, California.
Get the VIP treatment at Life Spas that are located inside Life Time Clubs. Heal, revive and transform yourself with skin, hair, and massage services.
Often, clear floor space is critical, and Summit® offers more clear floor space utilization than any horizontal movable wall can offer. No partition stacks to get in the way (or the need to build pocket doors to hide). No floor tracks eating into your clear floor space creating trip hazards and pl… Read More
The outdoor learning area at Slate School in North Haven, CT. All building materials are durable and non-toxic and enhance occupant comfort and health.
Pure + FreeForms Spector and Titanium is featured within The Diner at the week-long pop-up restaurant at the 2019 Milan Design Week.
Photography Credit: Michele Candia for Surface Media
Exterior detail and window design of the Lumber Exchange building featuring precast concrete by Gage Brothers.
