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Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Single Booths in the distance manufactured and installed by Contract Industries.
In developing unique common areas for the property, the team focused on blending finishes throughout the facility in a Hill Country style. Finding tile that worked with the property setting, as well as coordinating with the indigenous materials in the area, was of utmost importance during the specif… Read More
The functional, modern and clean office lounge area at SRF Consulting Office is the perfect space for colleagues to work and brainstorm. The booths, white chairs and trendy lights complete the space.
The flooring throughout Evergreen High school features our Frost White, Mystic Silver and Royal Blue Rikett Quartz Tile. Our RQT line of quartz tile flooring manufactured with 70% natural quartz minerals, which make it a very hard, durable and dimensionally stable tile that will not break or tear li… Read More
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
Lovely for the long haul, simply sophisticated, stylistically versatile and environmentally conscious, DesignRail® is the best choice for aluminum railing systems both indoors and out.
Lovely for the long haul, simply sophisticated, stylistically versatile and environmentally conscious, DesignRail® is the best choice for aluminum railing systems both indoors and out.
The award winning CHS Field located in St. Paul, Minnesota is conceived to appeal to a diverse population with a variety of seating types, encouraging social encounters and movement throughout the park.
Exterior of 4Marq Apartments by Wells Concrete. The $72.9 million project used precast construction to save time. Wells Concrete placed 476 pieces of wall panels with an acid etch finish. The horizontal stacked panels had punched openings and were supported on the CIP floor.
