INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The foundation of this 15,000 square foot chic space was created using Bison Versadjust Pedestals and 2×4 Ipê Smooth Wood Tiles for the deck surface.
Gate Precast worked directly with Chipperfield and HFZ Capital Group in a design-assist relationship for seven months during the development of this unique tower’s design, which had to adhere to the conditions of the historic neighborhood’s Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Seen here on the East Contra Costa County Courthouse is Vetter's Minnesota Stone offers engaging textures for visual intrigue and tones that are natural, soothing and harmonious.
Photography by: David Wakely Photography
The semi-transparent glass awnings are situated above the escalators at the Hollywood & Highland outdoor shopping center. Giroux Glass provided the glass and glazing products for the space.
The elegant exterior facade of the Maryland District Courthouse features the cool and contemporary Silver Shadow Alabama Stone by Vetter Stone.
Photo Credit: Patrick Ross Photography
The 1,532-space structural precast parking garage on the Ole Miss campus Oxford features a total precast concrete solution, including an embedded brick architectural precast façade, load-bearing walls, structural columns and beams, and a parking surface supported by field-topped double-tees.
Funded completely by donors, the Marion Anderson Center was designed by renowned architecture firms Gensler and Pei Cobb Freed & Partners.
Giroux Glass was subcontracted to provide and install the building’s highly specialized window systems, including its show-stopping central atrium.
Featured here at the Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is Pure + FreeForm's Autumn Rust Dark, Medium, and Light in matte.
Photography Credit: Brennan Photo + Video
Orange and blue became the guiding colors throughout the design and Barn Light Electric provided their Emblem Sign Light and Dino Gooseneck Light, in Orange.
Through shade studies, the architect was able to balance natural light with temperature, limiting the native heat and keeping interiors cool.
