INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Bock Lighting provided their Galvanized Step Neck Dome lighting in Brilliante to complete this gorgeous shop.
Photo Credit: Goo Goo Shop https://googoo.com/
Instructure photo showing a meeting room built using the DIRTT construction system.
Outdoor amenity, pool, and entertainment space at Aria; featured collections include Homecrest Elements Air lounge seating, Allure chaise and cafe seating, Dockside tables, and Market umbrellas
OCL Glowstick Diverge provides an elegant & contemporary design with end lit diffuser. Custom configurations with either 7 or 14 drop with side, bottom or exit canopy are possible.
Panels are available for 36” and 42” DesignRail® systems, at a width of 5 feet, field trimmable using straight edge and saw. Panels are compatible with all DesignRail® top rail styles except Square (Series 100) and Graspable (Series 150).
The custom wood booth seating creates a unique design element at Walk On's Town Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, by Gator Millworks.
The Sanford Fargo Medical Center has been described as the largest hospital project in North Dakota’s history. Sanford Health was committed to serving the growing community with a 1-million-square-foot, 11-story medical center and central energy plant focused on the future models of healthcare. Gage… Read More
The Learning Commons at the University of Wisconsin School of Business features a modern frameless glass wall.
The designers employed long-span, prestressed concrete double tees; located shear walls to the exterior plane; and provided large openings in both the shear walls and light walls to maximize openness and visibility, while providing natural light and ventilation.
Diamond Kote Rigidstack siding in Mahogany Horizontal Siding with a protective trim system in Elkhorn.
Recently renovated, the Creighton School of Dentistry in Omaha, Nebraska used Vetter Stone's Silver Shadow Alabama Stone to add a unique but natural feel to their updated building. Photography by: Architectural Photography Inc.
