INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Roman Goldenrod Ironspot bricks from Belden Brick create the facade for this University building.
The brick was distributed by R.I. Lampus Company and photographed by Albert Večerka – ESTO.
Large white marble aggregate, small quartz aggregate, and limestone chips in various colors make-up the building's exterior concrete-terrazzo facade.
An evening image of a Nordstrom Department store in San Juan showcasing the architectural precast exterior and the ambient light fixtures.
Giroux Glass glaziers that all custom graphic glass features were cut to perfection. Otherwise, the detailed patterns on each piece would become distorted—a mistake that would ruin the entire effect. By leaving ⅛” of extra space on every side, glaziers were able to ensure the pattern stayed in propo… Read More
The designers employed long-span, prestressed concrete double tees; located shear walls to the exterior plane; and provided large openings in both the shear walls and light walls to maximize openness and visibility, while providing natural light and ventilation.
Beautiful exterior of the Canary Grill in West Virginia, featuring Wheeler™ Union Wall Sconces by Barn Light Electric.
A mix of glass and precast design can produce a stunning building exterior that turns heads. The FIU Student Academic Center is built to inspire with a burnished finished architectural precast facade with extreme angled fin panels with a metallic look.
The exterior of Ankeny High School features a brick finish with a glass window facade that creates a minimal, modern design.
The ballpark is clad in a mix of 470-479 Medium Range and Sea Gray brick and arches typical for the retro era.
Giroux Glass has offices in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Bernardino, Fresno, Phoenix, and Orange County, which allowed this project in the heart of Hollywood to be completed.
The design of Bendheim's ventilated glass facade system allowed flexibility to change the spacing, angle, orientation, and openness of the glass panels. Photo by Tashio Martinez.
