INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
A provider of transportation solutions, The Hub Group, relocated its headquarters to Oak Brook, Illinois. The finished 130,000 square foot facility exemplifies the company’s commitment to sustainability by using Cordeck’s In Floor Cellular Raceway System.
In 2014 Cordeck furnished the N-R-G Flor® In Floor Cellular Raceway
System at the Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort. In 2019 the owners decided to expand their gaming floor by 28,000 square feet.
System at the Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort. In 2019 the owners decided to expand their gaming floor by 28,000 square feet.
Designed for you
Framery One™ was designed with for comfort during long calls and extended work sessions.
This soundproof workstation is packed with technology that helps you focus on your work and connect online with people anywhere.
Knowing the aesthetic demands of the project, SAFTI FIRST® worked with Haley-Greer, the awarded glazier, to present SuperClear 45-HS-LI as a clear, code-approved solution for the 45-minute fire rated glass used in this project.
Products: SuperLite® I in GPX® Builders Series Fire Protective Door and SuperClear® 45-HS in GPX® Architectural Series Fire Protective Framing
Exterior of Metwest International I & II located in Tampa, FL
The lamps used here at the Ocean Oak Resort by Hilton Grand Vacations located in Hilton Head Island, SC, were provided by John G. Bagley who represented manufacturer Uttermost.
The unique look of ship lap gives your space a timeless design like this featured mantel by Forever Barnwood.
Paul Lawrence Dunbar High School used Kalwall's daylighting window option to bring natural light into this large common space. W. L. Hall Company has represented this manufacturer for over 50 years.
Spacious restroom at Senior Housing Cooperative, by Rutledge Construction.
The interior of any large office building certainly can use some interior landscaping. Shown here is a large interior option for an office building.
