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The structural precast concrete system used for this project were energy-efficient and provided sound control for building occupants to sleep and have uninterrupted meetings.
Since the dynamic glazing limits the influx of sunlight, the indoor temperature always remains pleasant, despite the numerous sources of heat from the computers.
Photography Credit: Adrien Barakat
Bockus Payne has had the distinct privilege to design the new home for the College of Medicine on the Health Sciences Center Campus in Oklahoma City.
Ovative Group's unique personality and highly collaborative work process drove the design as well as the intention to convey a respect for and investment in their colleagues that parallels those provided to Ovative clients.
The new Metro Transit Police Department (MTPD) Facility addresses the massing and materiality of its urban industrial context, successfully creating an iconic building to highlight the presence of the police department in this developing neighborhood, just north of downtown Minneapolis.
The grand staircase of the LSG Sky Chefs facility is located in the main lobby and showcases ASI's Crossfuse® Wood Panels, complementing their dedication to culinary cuisine and sustainable building excellence.
Photo Courtesy of Walker Miranda Design Studio
Seen here is booth seating with in the work lounge of the Chicago Yelp offices which showcases the custom work from Contract Industries.
Art Steedle, owner of Steedle Brothers Construction, used several of Feeney’s products, including DesignRail® Panel Infill, on a container bar that he recently constructed at his company site located in the Los Angeles harbor area close to Long Beach. Art’s goal with the project was to create a spac… Read More
The EdHub is a large assembly space surrounded by interconnecting classrooms and group study spaces – defined as their “library”, by Studio Kremer Architects.
