INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
POD 3 chat room is optimal for small confidential meetings and video conferences. The chat room’s insulating structure offers excellent acoustic protection from disruptive sounds. This chat room is installed without changes to existing structures or walls and is ideal for adaptable work spaces as it… Read More
Tubelite's ForceFront Storm™ E/T34000 Storefront and ForceFront Storm™ – Medium Stile Entrance in Black finish was trusted to complete this storefront project in New Orleans, LA.
Photographer: Frank Modarelli
This storefront project in New Orleans, LA was expertly outfitted with the ForceFront Storm™ E/T34000 Storefront and ForceFront Storm™ – Medium Stile Entrance in Black finish by Tubelite.
Photographer: Frank Modarelli
The hospital was designed to offer the highest standards of care, including aseptic environments for surgery, while also providing the high‐touch, homelike spaces that clients appreciate.
A sleek, oval bar separates the dining room from the lounge area.
This family friendly development is comprised of one on-site manager’s unit, four studios, 17 one-bedrooms, 23 two-bedrooms, and 24 three-bedrooms.
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.
Redesign of the patio area at the Renaissance Asheville Hotel located in North Carolina is inspired by Asheville’s eclectic lifestyle and rich artistry, by Senger Design Group.
The exterior of Noble Academy school located in Brooklyn Park, MN, by GCM Construction.
Creating a connection to Virginia Mason Medical Center “across the water,” this 30,000 SF Virginia Mason brings enhanced services to Kitsap County, including primary care, imaging, and lab, plus spaces for dermatology, physical therapy, nutrition counseling, and neurosurgery consultation. This facil… Read More
A clean and modern corridor display at American Sugarbeet headquarters office in Washington, DC, by KCCT Architects.
