INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The Chaminade High School features two terraces and a finished roof. This terrace provides unique vantage points to look out over the football field or allows the astronomy classes to stargaze at night.
Unlike interior blinds or shades, SageGlass does not accumulate dust, which helps decrease maintenance costs and contributes to the overall sanitation of the clinic. Furthermore, as SageGlass continues to adapt to the climatic conditions, the clinic will save on heating and air conditioning costs.
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Depending on the color and design choices, this brick can be warm and charming or industrial and modern. Seen here in Cultured Brick® Veneer – Handmade Brick in the color Canvas.
Dining area at Normandy Kitchen & Bar in Minneapolis, MN, by Anderson Companies.
At full transparency, SageGlass® looks like a regular curtain wall or skylight, giving the store a nice, clean exterior look. SageGlass changes its tint discreetly, without distracting shoppers and staff at the Johnstown, Colorado SCHEELS.
A contemporary design using classic elements of Mexican culture are seen throughout the space with Mexican blankets, blown glass drinkware, and hand-drawn menus with illustrations of indigenous plants and animals.
The thin brick shows the mood of the old house full of memories and discreet charm, with creaky stairs and loose hinges, which give it character. Old house is a natural thin brick of vivid mahogany color with hints of black on irregular, rough structure.
Instructure photo showing a meeting room built using the DIRTT construction system.
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A recent installation made a big impact on the aesthetic and acoustical performance, reducing reverberation.
Precast panels were selected to serve as a primary building element and an artistic expression of the winding river and rolling hills of the site. Gage Brothers provided the architectural precast panels for the Marshfield Hospital & Cancer Center in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
