INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The new wing of the A&M Church of Christ connects to the main building “Great Hall” near one of the main building entries with an open gathering space for use by all members.
Photography By: Charles D. Smith, FAIA
The 80 ft long stone wall by Alamo Stone Company, pays tribute to the Guadalupe Mountains, and showcases the profile of Bartlett Peak, Shumard Peak, Guadalupe Peak, and El Capitan, all viewed from the west side of the range along the Algerita Escarpment.
Houston County hired Klein McCarthy Architects to assist with the master planning, design and construction of a new justice facility to replace their outdated 1857 jail. The new Justice Center includes a jury courtroom, hearing room, modern Law Enforcement Center, and an 82-bed jail.
An in-ceiling projector greets clients and visitors by projecting their names on the concrete entry near the reception area.
Intercept Entyre modular metal panels offer smooth planes and clean sight lines.
The Rainier cable railing system is sleek, sophisticated, and offers a contemporary style.
Portland's Japanese Garden features complicated cubic and rectilinear volumes with pitched roofs and façades not achievable with natural materials. Pure + FreeForms Celeste Stone was chosen as the roofing material to create a natural feel. Photography Credit: Jeremy Bitterman
The Sazerac House, located on the edge of the French Quarter, is the home-place for the Sazerac Company to showcase their brands and New Orleans roots. The late 19th-century buildings house 3 floors of retail, exhibits, and micro-distillery. The upper floors will house an event space and the Sazerac… Read More
Sake Dojo is within the recently remodeled Mikado Hotel in the heart of Little Tokyo. This historic building, dating back to 1914, is once again a vital part of the Little Tokyo community and the restaurant is a big draw. The art of tattoo artist, Horifuji, fills the walls of the interior with a len… Read More
Steiner Construction provided construction services for the stunning remodel of the IMS Design Center Lobby in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
