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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The three-sided SageGlass® curtain wall at Fairview Ridges is divided into six zones – four on the south wall and one on each of the east and west walls. The system also includes a manual tinting control to provide flexibility to the owner.
The back of 17th and Broadway continues with the limestone concrete panel and punched windows facade like the opposite side
The Belden Brick Company used iron-spot brick facade and custom brick fins, fired locally in a bee-hive kiln.
This material is related to the materials of the surrounding campus and town to create a beautiful exterior.
Product: Piterak Slim
Color(s): 03 Champagne / 04 Salmon / 06 Ochre / 07 Sevilla
Color(s): 03 Champagne / 04 Salmon / 06 Ochre / 07 Sevilla
According to Tom Bialk, GKD’s solar engineer and designer, “The representatives at Commercial Group were looking for a ceiling material that had some acoustical properties but was also attractive. They were particularly drawn to GKD’s metal mesh when discovering that its tight weave would partially … Read More
The exterior of Modera apartment homes that are designed to wow with eco-friendly, light-filled floor plans complete with thoughtful details, by Hensley Lamkin Rachel.
Spancrete surpasses the wants and needs for education administrators by providing superior precast building solutions.
Not only will this beautiful facility stand the test the time, but students and faculty are granted a quiet environment for learning, and an overall more functional facility.
The facade design at the Mercer Zimmerman office meshes glass and wood elements to create a modern clean look. Structura's Aura LED linear luminaire was used to light the entrance.
Facade of Eleven Fifty Clay included Architectural Precast on our Infinite Facade, punched windows, curtainwall, louvers, and metal panels.
A new senior living apartment building was built in a picturesque area incorporating EDCO's D4 Traditional Lap Siding in Timber.
