INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
American Family Field (formerly Miller Park), home of the Milwaukee Brewers, features a unique large clock tower and multi-colored bricks from Belden Brick.
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.
Kalwall eliminates shadows, glare and the stark contrasts of light and shade. Even on overcast days, the interior is bathed with natural daylight, which means less artificial lighting and, because Kalwall is highly insulating, energy costs are reduced.
The unique evening facade of the UMD: Swenson Civil Engineering Building in Duluth, Minnesota, by Stahl.
The tint of the SageGlass can be manually controlled via a wall panel to meet individual patient preferences, making it possible to progressively darken the interior, which is an important consideration for patients with sensitive eye conditions.
Photography Credit: Adrien Barakat
he Wyckoff Exchange defines this ever-evolving neighborhood, and has become an icon in its own right. Our practice, founded on the principles of experimentation and pragmatism, produces architecture that is bold and completely transformational.
The designers wanted the lowest level of the office building to be a bold architectural platform emphasizing the light-look of the architectural precast spandrels and ribbons of glass on the levels above. A vertical element a little heavier than the window mullions to break up the horizontal look of… Read More
The modern shape of the library and bright exterior blend seamlessly with the neighborhood in Costa Mesa where it is located.
The unique building exterior of the UMD: Swenson Civil Engineering Building in Duluth, Minnesota, by Stahl.
Workers complete the finishing touches on the new North End Zone of Kinnick Stadium on August 5, 2019, less than four weeks before the Iowa Hawkeyes’ season opener against the Miami RedHawks on August 31. Photography by Brian Ray/hawkeyessports.com
Base Camp’s structure was originally a nondescript, mid-century office building. Now, it’s a striking presence in the middle of Midtown Atlanta’s design district. The patterned wrap nods to the site’s natural history, minimizes outside noise and creates a more organic means of light filtering to the… Read More
