INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Within the main corridors, color is used to denote the different labs as well as wayfinding. In every lab, an accent wall is a distinct color that stands out from the neutral palette of the rest of the building’s interiors. Combined with graphic signage throughout, it’s a striking visual cue for stu… Read More
The sustainable design of Spruce Peak Village incorporates aluminum-clad window systems by Pella for aesthetic and function.
Exterior architectural precast columns are expressed inside the units, separated only by slim-profile, floor-to-ceiling windows” creating panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline.
This BMU was custom designed by ATS for facade access at the new Northwestern Mutual building in Milwaukee, WI. The BMU provides window washers and other facade access contractors with a safe means to access the building exterior facade.
Curved staircases provide a unique design element to your interior spaces. Using bent glass balustrades (railings) allows you to create a modern architectural masterpiece that will enhance the feeling of space and light in your design.
This University wanted a unique exterior to their new building. They chose Dri-Design Shadow Series panels in order to create depth and definition to the brand-new building on campus.
Individual panels can be extended at varying depths to create texture or a dynamic variation in patterns, all w… Read More
A trademark façade is created with simple awning-style warehouse doors that are clad in double layers of weathered corten steel. The panels are laser-cut with a dynamic gradient pattern and internally illuminated by concealed LED lighting to create a dramatic building facade.
The view from a Loge Box in the new north end zone of Kinnick Stadium. Photography by Brian Ray/hawkeyessports.com
The facade of the church is complete with Belden Brick's Roman Mayo Blend (full range, smooth) brick. The brick was distributed by Acme Block & Brick of Crossville, TN.
Photo by Kaminski Studios.
The plinth, cube and atrium were to be shaped in a fashion that would eventually place the focus of color and texture below form. This was a disruption in the normal processes developed over the nearly 50-year fabrication history that preceded this project.
The clinic architect selected SageGlass dynamic glass for its ability to meet the design intent, while maintaining unobstructed views of the outdoors, unlike blinds or shades. By darkening and lightening in response to the sun, SageGlass helped to ensure the interior of the clinic, which consists of… Read More
