INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The four-story Millwright Building is a perfect example of St. Cloud Window’s unique ability to manufacture the right aesthetic for the project. In this case, the Millwright project was new construction but demanded a window aesthetic with a rich history.
Beautifully restored and historically stained glass SAFTI FIRST SuperLite II-XL 120 in EZ Framing.
“It was my great pleasure to work with Gage Brothers. The University of Minnesota benefited by the use of Gage Brothers’ precast concrete in the construction of TCF Bank Stadium.
Our original design plan called for hand-laid brick, an arduous project which contractors estimated would require 100… Read More
HCM Architects provided the Colossal Cafe St. Anthony Park location with a farmhouse design and inviting atmosphere.
Lighting designer Sarah Gandy with G2LD selected TROV L50 and RISE F170 to illuminate Houston’s First Baptist Church, located in the downtown district of this iconic Texas city.
Photography: Dee Zunker Photography
Exterior seating and tables at the Madison Area Technical College. Landscape Forms helped create a welcoming and pleasant atmosphere by incorporating lighting solutions from their Concord Collection.
The AURA LED wood oval pendant luminaire by Structura is the perfect choice to elevate your outdoor common space designs to the next level.
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.
The BOL is a glulam solid wood and aluminum pole available in 8′ – 24′ lengths. Tenon adapters, slip fitters and side bracket mounts are available for luminaire mounting.
Structura provided the LINEAL area lighting fixture mounted on the DUO Pole to complement the outdoor spaces at the Spectrum Terrace.
Precast was a great solution for the tall walls at the stage area of the auditorium. The precast producer designed the concrete elements using loading information from the structural engineer.
