INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The play between the programs is further expressed through the use of glazing on the lower retail floors versus a more solid precast concrete panel/ masonry construction on the upper office floors. Murdock Solon Architects completed this project.
Terreal North America used Piterak Slim in Custom Green Glaze on this project.
DesignRail® aluminum railing with horizontal CableRail® used in this exterior common area of an office building.
Photo courtesy of Jim Leckenby, Provident Construction
The entire design was a collaboration of EAPC and three interior designers to create the final design for the space. EAPC primarily handled the ceiling design and developed construction details along with making sure that everything was code compliant.
Delta H Design’s ZR Acoustics incorporated QuietRock 545 in their unique solution.
QuietRock 545 is an 11 layer, internally-damped composite panel designed to achieve high STC performance across a broad frequency range.
An existing brick and timber building space that was previously used as a gym. Plant Construction converted this space into a 17,000 sf office space for Callisto Media located in Emeryville, CA.
Welcoming entrance into the Oggi office located in Minnetonka, MN built by Gordon James.
Since Feeney Inc's DesignRail® railing frame is constructed from aluminum and the CableRail infill cables are stainless steel, it was important to keep the different metals from touching, so Feeney supplied isolation bushings to line the inside of the drilled post holes where the cables passed throu… Read More
The palletless parking system uses Westfalia's Satellite® technology that can adjust to the length of the car's wheelbase, allowing the system to handle multiple car sizes. Drivers position the vehicle in the transfer cabin and then they, along with any passengers, answer questions on the touchscree… Read More
When you look at the new Bank of America near Southdale, you’re drawn to the architectural aesthetic and prime location. Look closer and you’ll appreciate the fine concrete work – compliments of Axel Ohman.
