INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
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
Village Square is designed to highlight various aspects, including personal, neighborhood, and organizational shifts. It encompasses vibrant colors that ignite creativity and foster a lively atmosphere.
Wall-mounted display shows real-time air quality status and filtration progress
Provides local control to units in a designated zone
User-friendly interface
Minimal, elegant design complements any aesthetic
Quiet Button sets all units in the same zone to Quiet Mode
Access to the Array Viewpoi… Read More
A subtle statement wall works well in most spaces. Decorative Ceiling Tiles Mirroflex Wall Panels can be used in a variety of spaces and comes in over 42 color options.
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.
With the help of HKS Architects, OFS furniture, and more, they created a new, beautiful space full of color, collaboration spaces, natural light, and lakeside views. Here is a space where Brinker employees can love coming to work, find inspiration, and easily collaborate with peers to do their best … Read More
The North Casino expansion is showcased by a new 203,160 square-foot, 13-story hotel tower with 231 guest rooms and 55 suites as well as a new retail sundries store.
