INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
With its unique staggered look, resembling a staircase of sorts, EPIC Sunset (5901 Sunset) is truly epic. This building is located in Los Angeles and utilizes our Architectural Precast Concrete to create a beautiful exterior.
First PREMIER Bank saw a significant organic growth since its beginning in 1986 with a continued
desire to always provide the best possible customer service and employee experience. With that in
mind, the new building features amenities such as soundproof pods, high-tech training rooms, two
kitch… Read More
Lufkin ISD's New Multi-Purpose facility project was completed in late 2020 and this 65,000 sq. ft. complex features a competition gymnasium with retractable and stationary seating, weight room, training rooms, and much more. Set to host all boy's basketball and all girl's volleyball regi… Read More
SelectSpace worked with Cork City to determine a layout using components that ship quickly and designed a lasercut version of their logo to add a custom touch. All SelectSpace components are designed for easy assembly and disassembly, perfect for their needs.
Echoing the look of heritage hand craftsmanship with a modern balance, the exceptional looking Chizel® Wood Panels showcase an articulated level of detail in bespoke patterns, each with a high variation in texture and depth and now is offered with a quick ship program. Crafted from Sol… Read More
Diamond Kote® siding system was designed to hide nail heads, eliminate blemishes and provide a more efficient installation. The 5/50-Year Limited Warranty provides peace-of-mind protection for decades to come.
Add-on "Leaf Arbor" display at CHI St. Luke’s Health – Springwoods Village Hospital in Springs, Texas.
The Jackson Fire & Emergency Services project features Wells Concrete precast panels with embedded stone form liners and thin brick.
Wood accents and fixtures adds depth and character to a room at Le Meridian Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana.
