INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The RISE Fitness & Adventure center in Rehobeth Beach, DE features approximately 4,200 sq. ft. of roped climbing wall and bouldering terrain.
Instead of a typical “water cooler,” employees gather in the office’s Penthouse to interact on a more social level, playing ping pong, working out in the on-site gym, or having a beer on the terrace.
CSC Headquarters in Wilmington, DE, is illuminated by Structura DUO Light Columns.
The two-story building that is part of the University of Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre is a testament to function, style, and efficiency.
Photography: David Jewell Photography©
Controlled daylight also pours into the school’s innermost areas, traditionally a structure’s darkest, from the courtyards.
Photo credit: James Steinkamp Photography
Drexel University installed an air-inflated structure using Tedlar film in the Fall of 2019. Ideal for recreational or athletic field space during the colder season for additional space for athletes to practice.
A comfortable large conference room environment encourages collaboration and teamwork at the Jackson Square Office expansion in San Francisco, California, by Jennifer Tulley Architects.
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
The Atria 10 cylinder is ideal for student halls with its high delivered lumens package and compatibility with Colorflip color-changing technology. Its wet location rating and quiet design make it suitable for high ceiling spaces. This luminaire is also commonly specified in convention centers and p… Read More
Employees at Principal are no longer tethered to a workstation. Embracing the concept that a campus is an extension of the workplace, the traditional cubical has been replaced with flexible neighborhoods. These neighborhoods are designed to respond to the needs of an individual business unit; layout… Read More
The Prairiefire museum was designed by Verner Johnson Architects and Planners after it's namesake: the Kansas prairie fire. Goldray Glass's color-changing dichroic glass was used in the insulated glazing unit to mimic the flickering flames.
