INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Nye’s legacy in providing their guests with the highest quality cocktail and friendly service in a fun, swanky atmosphere.
Featured here at Monster Mini is Lamboo® Elements™ - Screen Wall Accents.
New York DIRTT Experience Center photo showing a classroom built using the DIRTT construction system.
SIXINCH created customized seats for this space at the Dayton Metro Library in Ohio.
Tulsa's Riverfront Park is a public-private partnership covering about 100 acres and aims to serve as a cornerstone for the city vibrant community while improving social, economic and environmental sustainability in Tulsa.
Bendheim's channel glass features a light-diffusing "Rough Cast" surface texture and frosted back to create a subtle “ghostly” aesthetic.
Photo by Riley Snelling.
The Taco Bell Cantina in Danville, California has elevated its dining experience by offering cozy seating with firepits, outdoor lawn games, large screens for sporting events, and mixed drinks. ActivWall is thrilled to be part of this location as we have two Gas Strut Windows at the bar for serving … Read More
Bar area with seating
Featuring Chizel® Wood Panels - WPFSN195
Featuring Chizel® Wood Panels - WPFSN195
Chizel® Wood Panels
Echoing the look of heritage hand craftsmanship with a modern balance, the exceptional looking Chizel® Wood Panels showcase an articulated level of detail in bespoke patterns, each with a high va… Read More
The principles of the AC Hotels by Marriott brand: modern, cosmopolitan, innovative, technological and functional, are perfectly represented throughout the Bridge Park Development location.
An evening image of a Nordstrom Department store in San Juan showcasing the architectural precast exterior and the ambient light fixtures.
SAFTI FIRST used their SuperLite II-XL 60 in GPX Architectural Series Glass Walls and then their GPX Builders Series TR Doors for the Central Carolina Technical College within the Health Sciences Building.
