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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
P&E Engineering and K/O Architects chose City Elements 230 Modular Light Column System from HessAmerica to illuminate the Iowa State Fairgrounds located in Des Moines, Iowa, by JTH Lighting.
To maximize flexibility for larger gatherings, NanaWall SL45 folding glass walls are also installed in two of the biggest conference rooms on the first floor. “They open into the central area, doubling or tripling the rooms’ effective size for larger groups. But when closed, they provide… Read More
The NanaWall opening glass wall allows for more events, dining functions, and social functions to take place.
To open up the ground floor break room area, 36 panels were installed with a total linear run of 107’ and a height of 9’ 3” tall. The panels move centrally from the front and symmetrically to each side and stack conveniently outside of the plane of the opening in custom designed pa… Read More
Here are some stunning images of the recent renovation to the Arizona Biltmore property. Some of the pools were renovated and others are brand new with amenities to satisfy the tastes of all ages.
Built in 2005, OFS headquarters in Huntingburg, Indiana was created with wellness in mind from the start. The building, located on a hill overlooking the rolling hills and forests of Southern Indiana, was designed to connect employees with the gorgeous natural landscape. With large, floor-to-ceiling… Read More
Ames is a tool manufacturing company that draws its roots in 1776 when Captain John Ames began making America's first shovels. They stand on the statement "Our tools built America." Since then, the company has acquired and incorporated other national brands like ClosetMaid and the Grif… Read More
Stantec's design for Twitter's offices in Boulder, Colorado is a thoughtful reflection of the area's railroad heritage. The design concept draws inspiration from the nearby railroad tracks, and this theme is intricately woven throughout the space.
Each floor in the office has it… Read More
The Phoenix Financial Center, affectionately known as “The Punchcard Building,” because of the pattern on the back of the complex, has been an iconic representation of cutting-edge architectural design in Phoenix since its completion in 1964. It was one of the first planned multi-use fac… Read More
