INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
In the early 1800s, the majority of people lived in structures with only two to four rooms; rooms were multi-purpose. For only the wealthiest people, dining rooms became independent rooms in houses and were used only for the serving of food. Matched sets of dishes became fashionable for the first … Read More
Wells Concrete provided 309 pieces of precast concrete for the project, including wall panels, insulated wall panels, and the biggest stairs the producer has ever sold. The project had sand blast, acid etch, and formliner finishes with features.
The team selected the Wilcox Deep Bowl Chain Hung Pendant for the space. They customized these ceiling lights with generous 20″ shades and a Textured Black finish. The additional options of cast-guard-and-glass plus black-and-white cloth cords bring even more visual interest.
Tedlar™ Wallcoverings are
protected by a film that provides
an impervious barrier against
stains, making it easy to wipe
away everything from permanent
marker to betadine.
Fellert's Even Better Silk is described as smooth and suave and provides seamless sound absorption. Seen here in the beautiful Anderson School of Management at UCLA.
Detail view of Bendheim’s tempered-and-laminated dichroic glass ceiling panels at the new Doha International Airport by HOK. Photo courtesy of Asgard Associates, Inc.
Vetter Stone used the 3-Height Random Ashlar - Split as the pattern for the stone used at the Chankaska Creek Ranch and Winery.
Photo credit: Dean Riggott
The Concept Series single-skin rainscreen panels feature concealed fasteners and a common-lock joint that allows the panels to be integrated with each other. UDH features 5 different panels styles and two different colors to create a unique and seamless sophisticated look.
The Logan Airport Nouria Energy Convenience Center features approximately 10,000 square feet of Pure + FreeForm finishes and panels on both the exterior and interior.
Photography Credit: Joseph Ferraro Photography
Also under the first floor drawing room, there was a somewhat larger space for the servants to gather for their meals, carry out small chores (cleaning knives, polishing candlesticks, removing spots from delicate linens, etc.), and wait to be summoned by the system of bells to serve the Tayloes and … Read More
The open office design allows for ample natural light through the smart shading system and expansive windows. Eye-catching pendant lights also help provide comfortable lighting throughout the building. Photography by Alex Benge.
