INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
River view of the award winning Lofts at Mayo Park in Rochester, Minnesota by Snow Kreilich Architects. This project boasts modern design elements and sweeping views of the Zumbro River.
Allen & Major Associates Landscape Architecture Division provided conceptual and master planning, landscape/hardscape design for the streetscaping, perimeter landscape and daycare/head start center and the Springfield Rescue Mission relocation.
The Whitney Museum in New York, NY includes smaller galleries, classrooms and studio spaces, art-handling and storage areas, a wet treatment lab, a conservation lab, a restaurant, an auditorium, special events spaces, a museum shop, film, and video rooms, a theater, and works on paper study center.
St. John’s Chapel in Columbia, SD, is a one-story, 2,200 square-foot structure that features a clean, white “clapboard” facade with stained glass windows and a steeple topped by a simple, lighted white cross. Visually, it resembles other community churches that have historically anchored small towns… Read More
Beautiful stonework by Vetter Stone is showcased at the New York City Hall.
Photo Credit: Joseph Francois Mangin and John McComb Jr.
Mississippi State’s Davis Wade Stadium features the rich character of brick with the added convenience that Advanced Formliners thing brick system provides.
The boutique resort-inspired pool deck with a vibe that is modern and equally chic all at the same time.
Barn Light Electric provided unique pendants and chandeliers for Woody's Bar B-Q in Cocoa, Florida.
The Longboard product line is an uncomplicated architectural system with remarkable solid colour finishes and believable wood finishes. Longboard is non-combustible and composed aluminum slats, louvres, ceiling beams and the SimpL-Clip system.
Palo Community Center including the tasteful character that Advanced Formliners thin brick system provides.
Meteor Lighting's Bolt fixture used in an indirect lighting application to illuminate the large window panes at the 181 W. Madison building
