INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Designed in partnership with Sheehan Nagle Hartray Architects and BOS, the team worked together to unify three separate sections of the St. Charles Public Library to integrate with the original Carnegie Library (built in 1908). Today, the space is more user-friendly, incorporates more natural light,… Read More
Carbon High School is located in Price, UT featuring products by Acuity Brands- Lithonia Lighting®. Project in collaboration with agency JRC. Photography by Endeavour Architectural Photography.
Beyond the children’s play area, the second floor opens up into a more traditional library environment. Book stacks are spread across the space and interspersed with pockets of lounge seating and standard work table set-ups. One area, in particular, had initially been designated as study table… Read More
Located at Hudson Yards, TAK Room is a new restaurant, serving Continental cuisine in an atmosphere of throwback style and glamour. Flooring by Eco-Tek NY.
The Laramie Readiness Center is a National Guard Center that supports training, administrative and logistical requirements for the Wyoming Army National Guard located in Laramie, Wyoming featuring lighting products from Acuity Brands - Lithonia Lighting®. Project in collaboration with Acuity Brands … 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
Decorative Ceiling Tiles Schoolhouse Faux Tin Ceiling Tiles were installed throughout the Hampton Hall Clubhouse in Alpharetta, GA.
National September 11 Memorial & Museum is located in New York City, New York commemorating the September 11, 2001 attacks featuring lighting products by Acuity Brands - Winona® Lighting. Project in collaboration with Fisher Marantz Stone Architectural Lighting Design.
Photographer: Aaron Shaw
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