INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Southern Regional Aquatic Wellness Center is the new community center in Prince George’s Maryland. This 13,000 sq. ft. space it’s awarded a LEED Silver certification thanks to its creative and efficient design. The Aquatic Wellness Center provides the local community with great aqu… Read More
To accomplish the elegant and modern aesthetic, this project features the Longboard®Ceiling System: 1.5” X 4” BEAM
Vetter Stone's Alabama Stone in Silver Shadow color is a stunning and natural look to any building. Seen here on the exterior of the Mobile Courthouse in Alabama.
Photo Credit: Hartman-Cox Architects
One of our most popular LCS Deluxe Porcelain dry erase whiteboards, this versatile and durable board is available with or without a map rail. Choose from sizes ranging from 3' x 4' all the way up to 4' x 16'.
The Manhattan Public Library in Kansas created a vibrant, educational environment with SIXINCH soft foam furniture. Photo and architecture by BBN Architects.
Durasein's solid surface materials are incredibly durable and look great as an option of countertop within any residential or commercial building.
In collaboration with Substance Architecture and JLL, Pigott worked with the FHLB team to identify the types of spaces needed to create the diverse landscape that would support connectivity and employees’ work, both alone and in groups.
Photography Credit: Ford & Brown
A view of the bar the dining area at Moderna Kouzina in Edina, Minnesota, by Diversified Construction.
The Bison Versadjust Pedestals support more than just the 2x2 Ipê Wood Tiles, they also support traditional joist and plank ipê decking, and concrete pavers expanding the variety of surface materials found on the 345 Harriosn rooftop spaces.
The meeting room has a rustic and warm feel, with a large conference table and ample seating.
Smart shading systems make it easy to allow just the right amount of natural light into any space. While all the way down, you can still have visibility of the outside. Photography by Alex Benge.
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
