INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
SageGlass proved to be the ideal solution for maintaining ice conditions at the Tria Rink and maximizing the view of downtown Saint Paul while also blocking glare and heat gain.
Seen here are the bathrooms at the TWA Hotel guest rooms with linear shower drains provided by Infinity Drain.
Custom concrete countertops can look any way you'd like. Many colors, patterns, designs. Concrete Collaborative provided the flooring as seen here at this bar.
Smith + Trade Mercantile in Stillwater, Minnesota has eclectic interior design. The featured table in the center of the space showcases Granicrete Minnesota's custom tabletop design.
Contemporary post and bollard lights guide the way, while rope lights that were incorporated into the granite amphitheater define the space and make the plaza an attractive evening destination. Photo by Omnilite
The expansive rooftop patio of the Partners Healthcare Administrative Campus is supported by Bison ScrewJack Pedestals with custom made 30''x30'' Ipê Wood Pedestal Pavers.
Photography Credit: Kyle J. Caldwell
SageGlass LightZone®, a Saint-Gobain product, was selected for its ability to dynamically control sunlight, optimize daylight, maintain outdoor views and enhance comfort by preventing glare and solar heat. SageGlass solved the significant solar control challenges while creating a visually stunni… Read More
The Issaquah Transit Center in Issaguah, WA has three stories of greenscreen green wall cover facades and stairwells creating a vertical garden cover for this large regional park and ride facility.
The interior design of the lobby at Parkway 25 gives guests and tenants a comfortable and versatile space to gather and meet.
Interact with this fun space exhibit in this fun museum. Don't forget to admire the bright wall graphics and custom lighting.
Kiewit Headquarters photo showing an open space built using the DIRTT construction system. Photo courtesy of HDR © 2021 Dan Schwalm
Communal tables in the center of the space offered an opportunity for a more dramatic visual element. Barn Light Electric’s team of engineers created a custom chandelier by expanding a standard chandelier to a 9-foot long, 3-foot high jewel suspended over the tables.
