INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Yes… a sphere may be the most common and basic of geometric forms. Yet, Kwyet Sphere has been elevated, giving designers aesthetic versatility in both form and function where light meets sound in built environments.
Combination of two different floors in the Paradigm II collection.
The roomy classroom at the UMD: Swenson Civil Engineering Building in Duluth, Minnesota, by Stahl.
The welcoming information desk at Bloomington Convention & Visitors Bureau features antique mirrored glass panels by GlassArt Design.
Take a seat at the tiled counter cafe while enjoying the view of the commons area. Stone pillars and pendant lighting complete this mid-century modern design at 600 West Chicago.
OCL’s 9mm acoustic fins are comprised of up to 50% post-consumer recycled PET. The acoustic fins are fully recyclable. New or replacement fins [shapes or colors] can be easily swapped into installed fixtures at any time. The fins are flat packed to minimize packaging and shippi… Read More
The Forest County Potawatomi Community Center is a central hub and a resource to operate as an extension of formal and cultural education, recreation, athletic training, competition, wellness, and social events. Over one hundred and thirty-eight REV 6 recessed downlights are used throughout the spac… Read More
Diamond Kote® Building Products is the #1 recognized brand of pre-finish on LP® SmartSide®. We use a proprietary paint technology providing lasting durability backed by a 30-Year No Fade Warranty. Diamond Kote® Siding System hides nail heads, eliminates blemishes and offers more efficient installati… Read More
While the space is small, the ceilings are high, thus the designers needed to fill some of the ceiling space with a substantial fixture. The 20″ Wilcox serves not so much as a focal point of the space but rather as a layer to the overall space.
Tapered Series Panels can be angled in any direction with varying depths and degree of slope. This freedom to design each specific panel gives you an unlimited capacity to create a dynamic, one-of-a-kind surface on nearly any façade, without the need to modify the substrate or weather barrier.
