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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The comfortable outdoor fireplace at the outdoor swimming pool area at the JTB Apartments in Jacksonville, FL, by Dwell Design Studio.
Bethesda North Hospital in Montgomery, Ohio utilizes unique wall cladding and sunscreen applications with intermittent finishes and colors, by Terreal.
Gone are the days of flat and featureless facades. Our Shadow Series panels let you add depth and definition to any architectural design. Individual panels can be extended at varying depths to create texture or a dynamic variation in patterns, all while keeping the substrate and weather barrier in t… Read More
A bright and modern lobby featuring high-end finishes and furniture. We provided our Portal Recessed and Surface luminaires to complement the interior design elements.
Step through the Player Entry Tunnel and be welcomed by the roar of an excited crowd and embark on the full player journey, from training to competitions to championships and beyond.
The channel glass exterior becomes a part of the architectural “ramp” that ascends from the Fort grounds to the viewing platform at the top. It features glass-to-glass corners in a variety of angles, ranging from 20 to 160 degrees.
Photo by Riley Snelling.
Bendheim's colorful gradient glass on the first floor of Saks Fifth Avenue Bal Harbour, Miami, FL by NELSON Worldwide and HVC Global Design.
Photo by Miller Glass & Glazing.
Photo by Miller Glass & Glazing.
Ballroom located in the Machine Shop Event Center in Minneapolis, MN.
The gorgeous and luminous Theater Hall at the Providence Academy: Performing Arts Center in Plymouth, Minnesota, by Stahl.
3D Architectural Visualization of a rooftop dining area at 420 Kent Avenue.
Still manufactured with rugged environments in mind, the Wilcox is regularly installed in modern warehouses and workshops. When put in contemporary, commercial spaces, the Wilcox aides in enhancing the space's overall style.
Hufcor movable partitions are supported on tracks from above — no floor tracks to get in the way, no tripping hazards and no crevices to collect debris. When an acoustic bottom seal is needed, the seals are incorporated and activated from within the operable panels.
