INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Seaplane Lagoon Ferry Terminal is located in Alameda, CA featuring lighting products by Acuity Brands - Luminis®. Project in collaboration with Marcy Wong Donn Logan Architects and HLB Lighting.
Photographer: Billy Hustace Photography
Multipurpose rooms call for seating that can adapt at a moment’s notice. 9to5 Seating's Bella nesting model is lightweight and the seat easily folds for high-volume storage.
St. Mary Chapel is located in Livonia, MI featuring lighting products by Acuity Brands - Gotham® Lighting. Project in collaboration with Granger, Illuminart, PLY+, and Acuity Brands agent Gasser Bush.
Photographer: Jason Keen
The Social Hub creates a warm environment where employees can socialize, unwind, and enjoy a sense of relaxation, reminiscent of a vibrant café setting.
The UC Davis Westgate Village Student Housing consists of 9 four story buildings totaling 1,258,000 sf of structure were installed in 13 months. This is the largest student housing project in the United States to date. It includes a unique structural system using precisely-designed light g… Read More
Security National Mortgage in Salt Lake City, Utah features lighting products from Acuity Brands - Lithonia Lighting®. Project in collaboration with Acuity Brands agent JRC.
Photographer: Aaron Shaw - Endeavor Architectural Photography
The three sound-rated, aluminum framed folding glass walls encompass a total width of about 80 feet. Each nine-foot-tall system is configured with a swing panel that facilitates ingress and egress when the acoustic glass wall systems are closed. The floor supported NW Aluminum 640 features a running… Read More
This private residence features lighting products from Acuity Brands - Aculux®. Project in collaboration with Harrison Design, and Acuity Brands agent Smart Lighting Solutions.
Photography by: Rob Whaley
Color renderings are at 80 and 90 CRI. An eldoLED driver provides smooth, flicker-free dimming.
Photographer: Michael Tenaglia