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Framery One™ was designed with for comfort during long calls and extended work sessions.
This soundproof workstation is packed with technology that helps you focus on your work and connect online with people anywhere.
With its impenetrable surface, architectural precast concrete facades offer an exterior that requires little maintenance over its service life, reduces life cycle costs while preserving the original aesthetic features.
This Lunds & Byerly's is an energy-efficient facility with LED lighting.
Vetter Stone's Minnesota Stone in Glacier Buff color was used for the CityPlace shopping center in Woodbury, Minnesota.
Photo credit: Elion Partners
Federal Home Loan Bank’s (FHLB) understanding of the impact that space has on employee performance was the common thread in the decisions that drove the success of the final project.
Photography Credit: Ford & Brown
Open kitchenette and dining area for residents to enjoy at Local 15 Apartments, by DJR Architecture.
The Contemporary Coffer Ceiling Tile by Above View is a modern interpretation of the traditional coffer, it offers a bold contemporary ceiling tile option.
SageGlass® was installed on Butler County Health Care Center's 3,000+ square-foot curved glass curtain wall. This dynamic curtain wall tints automatically to tame the sun’s glare while still flooding the center with natural light.
Photography Credit: Daubman Photography
The downlight reflector, by Bock Lighting is the perfect option for a large space.
Fullerton Building Systems provided its panelized building systems to the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise in Toledo, Ohio.
The wood eternal is commonly over 1,000 years old. Heart Cypress is one of only a few remaining prehistoric species. Logged 150+ years ago and presumed lost, these original-growth Bald Cypress trees commonly lived to be 1,000 to 1,500 years old. They were the true giants of the southeastern swamps, … Read More
The Boys and Girls Club was also keenly interested in the ability to save on electricity and HVAC costs through the use of this highly insulated system. Kalwall panels delivered, producing a U factor of .23 with a light transmission of 20 percent and a solar heat gain coefficient of 0.28.
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