INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
GlassArt Design in collaboration with LA Ink and Arcetype completed the University of Minnesota Wall of Discovery and Discovery Gallery. These etched and backlit glass panels depict accomplishments of UofM alumni.
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The Oslofjord Convention Center in Stokke, Norway, is a versatile large-scale event venue transformed by a stunning lighting design featuring our innovative W+RGB color-changing technology. In partnership with Light Bureau and our UK representative LITE, more than 250 Meteor cylinders and recessed d… Read More
Interior of ALDI grocery store located in Eagan, MN, by Bauer Design Build.
This monumental staircase took on a life of its own with the help of Glasshape® who were contracted to site measure the areas requiring bent tempered glass in the foyer area and then produce all the flat and bent glass required for this one of a kind creation.
Dras Cases provided the custom built-in unit for the coffee station in the Main Conference room at Mortarr HQ.
The stadium is built with an arching steel truss compression ring supporting a double grid cable net roof covered with translucent ETFE and surrounded with perforated aluminum panels.
Utilize modern lighting fixtures for your outdoor spaces. Our Aura Linear and Mac LED bollards are the perfect choice to uplift your outdoor courtyard designs.
The design intent for the reredos at the St. Lawrence Martyr Church, was to incorporate metals that would react beautifully with light, creating a glow from just behind the altar. This was accomplished with 3 finishes, in varying panel widths and lengths, in controlled but random pattern ensuring vi… Read More
Interior and exterior graphics, shown here at a Nike Factory Store, was completed by North American Signs.
Here's a fantastic look at our GlowStick™ Cluster at One Buckhead Plaza in Atlanta - often referred to as "The Cathedral Building" with its Gothic cathedral motif, central "vault" and ornamental buttresses reminiscent of flying buttresses.
