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Standing tall in the heart of La Jolla, is the UC San Diego Jacobs Medical Center with its whimsical curves and shapes, this was a perfect design application for Fellert. Reducing the noise and stress of a busy medical center was the challenge, yet without compromising the aesthetic design for the e… Read More
Dri Design Shadow Series metal panels add depth and definition to exterior facade cladding on any architectural design.
The unlimited color palette allows you to create an exterior that promotes your brand color--the possibilities are endless.
The individual panels can be extended at varying … Read More
After three years of renovations, the hospital reopened in 2020 as the Hyatt Place and its extended-stay neighbor, the Hyatt House – together forming the centerpiece of a much larger complex expected to revitalize an entire district.
These acoustical screens feature unique looks like Staxx, C.I.O., and TC, and allow colleagues the ability to openly communicate while maintaining privacy, by SIXINCH.
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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The Seattle Center Armory is a mixed-use space for Seattle's many community festivals, cultural celebrations, and activities.
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Ceilume panels add to any occasion, helping direct the eye amid the multiple light sources while their acoustical protection ensures patrons can carry on a conversation.
Geometric felt screens subdivide the Psyop office space and provide acoustic dampening while maintaining visual connectivity and expansiveness.
Photography Credit: McNulty Photo
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.
