INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Fire Station No 84, located in an industrial area of Houston, neighboring glass high-rise buildings and commercial shopping strip centers, was designed to respond aesthetically with modern qualities.
The unique evening facade of the UMD: Swenson Civil Engineering Building in Duluth, Minnesota, by Stahl.
The CUPACLAD® 101 LOGIC natural slate aesthetic is in full display at Church + State in Cleveland, OH.
We have the capabilities to bend our Glass in many different ways, shapes, and sizes; providing a limitless array of options for custom curves. Using a common radius across multiple panes means one setup cost can be amortised, significantly reducing costs.
The modular brick facade provides the illusion of weightlessness. The building uses daylight, open space, visual connection, and material cues so visitors can intuit their way through the building.
Most importantly, the building makes all visitors, staff, faculty, and students feel like they hav… Read More
The new north end zone of Kinnick Stadium, the University of Iowa's home turf since 1929. Photography by Brian Ray/hawkeyessports.com
The shingles on the Shepard Branch Library are coined “dragon scales” by the neighborhood’s children. The hope is the shingles and space will continue to foster imagination and inspiration while providing a unique gateway entry experience to the Shepard Community.
The glass panels on the north and south parking elevations are arranged in a staggered in-and-out fashion. Photo by Kelly Drake Photography.
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 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
Bendheim’s Lamberts channel glass is ideal for custom curved applications. Because the relatively narrow glass planks are segmented, only the frames (head and sill) need to be curved. Photo by Nico Marques
By providing access to optimal levels of daylight while maintaining unobstructed views of the outdoors, SageGlass helps to provide patients with a more comfortable recovery space that contributes to their overall health and wellbeing.
Photography Credit: Adrien Barakat
