INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Bank of America in Edina, Minnesota, has a modern exterior design by DJR Architecture.
A stunning, spacious kitchen island featuring Durasein's acrylic solid surface countertop in Harbor Mist.
The metal exterior of the 915 Washington Avenue North apartments meshes seamlessly with the 100 Series windows from Andersen® Windows.
The vibrant common area at Johnston High School where students can gather and relax.
Beautiful, all-glass office building can be found at One DTC West in Denver, Colorado. Barber Architecture completed this project.
Designer Joan Korngut states, “We wanted illumination at the display windows but we didn’t want to install a fixture that blocked the view into the store or from the store out to the street,” she notes. “The scale and color of these fixtures work perfectly, and the cloth cords provide continuity wit… Read More
This Restaurant and Office building has beautiful salvaged barn wood paneling as exterior accents from Pioneer Millworks.
Photos by Chris Murray
Walk in and admire this cozy and eclectic lobby at the Dalmar Hotel.
They worked with Surfacing Solutions to use their solid wood paneling for their accent wall to show off the large wall art.
The roof, the largest of its kind ever built, is comprised of 302 ETFE panels, including 46 mechanized vents that allow the heat generated by more than 70,000 spectators to dissipate.
The Grand Canyon Skywalk features a transparent cantilevered viewing bridge suspended over the Western rim of the Grand Canyon.
All of the bridge’s parts and pieces – literally down to the nuts and bolts had been ordered prior to Giroux Glass’ involvement, which made assembly and installation qu… Read More
The versatile common area provides guests and tenants with various gathering areas and ample room for activities at Parkway 25 in St. Louis Park, MN, by DJR Architecture.
Stair Hall -- The slow, graceful ascent past the large Venetian window at the landing flanked by urns set in niches was intentionally designed to impress the visitor on the way to John Tayloe’s library. Standing underneath the hanging chandelier, look up to the top of the staircase. There are thre… Read More
