INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Featuring the EGL Enclosed Industrial lighting fixtures at the Loders Crokaan Warehouse. Our industrial product line features unwavering quality, long-lasting durability, and a wide variety of certifications – ideal for wet locations and high ambient temperature environments.
The new facility features amenities such as a public meeting room, food service galley and a spacious lobby. The library also houses areas for children, teens and adults, as well as three study rooms, a computer laboratory, genealogy room and a conference room.
Architectural Photography, by Josh Beeman Photography.
Don Ross Middle School photo showing a classroom built using the DIRTT construction system.
ActivWall's gas struts allow the window to open up and out 90 degrees for convenient serving.
Chicago DIRTT Experience Center photo showing a meeting lounge built using DIRTT custom modular interior solutions.
DRAS Cases designed, fabricated and installed book cases for the Southland School District.
Framed, woven Tigris metal fabric panels used on walkways throughout this museum addition offer safety, security, and elegance. The transparency of the railing infill allows strollers to enjoy uninhibited views of the magnificent Chicago skyline.
An eye-catching parking space design at the San Antonio International Airport, featuring a facade screen and fabric fins by Structurflex.
Versa Wall installed in a meeting space at First Virtual Group in Redwood City, California by GSky.
Glasshape® are honoured to have been associated with the construction of 2 grand staircases at the new Herriman City Hall in Herriman Utah.
Through our partnership with Arc ‘n’ Spark Design, Glasshape® became part of Herriman City’s vision to build “a tru… Read More
Art commission for a calming yet dynamic sculpture in a reflecting pond in a FL landscape setting. Bonnie, a former landscape architect, incorporated water-like glass with the burnished 7’ tall aluminum art.
