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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Pro allows for privacy to be given during classes, which can then be stowed away for an open gym when not in use.
Instantly improve the efficiency of your single monitor workstations with the ZG1 Single Monitor Arm.
By raising the monitor(s) above the desk and extending them forward, users can sit back in their chairs with correct posture while accessing the workspace in front of them for writing and referen… Read More
Camp Fire Minnesota was initially founded in 1910 as the first nonsectarian, interracial organization for girls in the United States. By 1924, Camp Fire began operating its first summer camp program at Tanadoona and has since evolved to become inclusive and open to every person across the communit… Read More
Instantly improve the efficiency of your dual monitor workstations with the ZP2 Dual, Post Mounted Monitor Arm.
By raising the monitor(s) above the desk and extending them forward, users can sit back in their chairs with correct posture while accessing the workspace in front of them for writing a… Read More
LUXFIT light panels are specifically designed for use in retail spaces. They can be used to highlight POP displays, window displays, branded displays, menu boards, and more.
Interior lighting of the Church of the Assumption by Pulse Products.
Richfield Bloomington Honda featuring architectural and structural precast by Wells Concrete.
Boelter installed floor troughs, walk-in boxes, hoods, and rooftop package for refrigeration, as well as the food service equipment, custom fabricated work tables, shelves, and specialty items. With an eye on excellence and attention to detail, our team set in place, leveled, and tested all e… Read More
The beautiful exterior finish of MCTC: Helland & Whitney Fine Arts Centers constructed by Stahl.
A unique array of hanging lights at the Louisiana Sheriffs Association in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, by Gator Millworks.
Modern bar design in Victor's on Water in Excelsior, Minnesota completed by Snow Kreilich Architects
