INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Modular Belcrest 650 bricks by Belden Brick provide a sturdy exterior for the school building, while the large windows provide plenty of natural light.
Photo by Steve Hall, Hall + Merrick Photographers
SageGlass® was installed on the south façade of The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare. SageGlass tints on demand to provide visitors to The Yard fantastic views of Lake Michigan unencumbered by blinds or shades. It also ensures freedom from unwanted heat gain and uncomfortable glare and ensures the protec… Read More
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 bold lines and neutral-colored exterior of One Southdale Place creates an eye-pleasing and a welcoming first impression for guests and tenants. Pella® Impervia® doors and windows were used for this project.
The new north end zone of Kinnick Stadium, the University of Iowa's home turf since 1929. Photography by Brian Ray/hawkeyessports.com
The glass panels on the north and south parking elevations are arranged in a staggered in-and-out fashion. Photo by Kelly Drake Photography.
Upon entry of the library, the skylight atrium and lobby area is illuminated with natural light and welcomes visitors into the space.
The Integris Cancer Institute features Vetter Stone's silver shadow Alabama Stone in a machine smooth finish, creating an elegant and welcoming entrance.
Photo Credit: HKS Architects
The Iowa Hawkeyes swarm the field against the Penn State Nittany Lions on October 12, 2019. Photography by
Brian Ray/hawkeyessports.com
An additional entrance for American Family Field (previously Miller Park) showcases the uniform, sound-proof bricks manufactured by Belden Brick.
GC Products replaced existing architectural tiles with the new GFRC façade for the ABC Store at the Royal Hawaiian in Waikiki, Hawaii.
On the exterior of the building, consisting of a marble and granite facade, Patrick and his team found the Beaux-Arts elevation generally in tact from an architectural standpoint. However, specific carved elements were badly deteriorated.
