INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Pulse Products provided the Selux Ritorno lighting for the pedestrian and sidewalk lighting at the Bloomington Central tram station in Bloomington, MN.
Walkway lighting at The Boardwalk was mounted on the BOL solid wood and aluminum pol for added aesthetic and style.
The window design and brick exterior create a modern and durable finish for the NDSU Residence Hall. This project features architectural wall panels by Wells Concrete.
Bright and colorful exterior at the Solis Suwanee Town Center in Sugar Hill, GA, designed by Dwell Design Studio.
Several premium features are visible at this interior view of the west entry/exit, including open framing of the stairs, long span construction, high overhead clearance, stained white interior, barrier free walking surface, transition LED lighting, and reflective directional signage.
SageGlass is electronically tintable dynamic glass for windows, skylights and curtain walls that tints or clears on-demand or automatically, enabling precise yet flexible control of light, heat gain and glare.
The interior design utilizes innovative uses of high-end finishes from stone-facing millwork and marble-cladded hallways throughout workplace. OCL provided custom lighting fixtures to match the eye-catching interior design.
Featuring the AT3 and 50 troffer lights at the VCU Hospital patient rooms. From architectural and continuous designs to traditional troffers, we deliver a comprehensive line of commercial and spec-grade LED luminaires for recessed ceiling applications.
Cordeck Innovative Floor Solutions® This photo captures a view of Hub's workspace area from an upward looking glance, where you can observe the bottom half Cordeck's In Floor Cellular Raceway System.
A chic but simple service desk was the perfect option for the entrance of this building as to not take away from this loft-style interior.
Beautiful, custom leather booth seating can be found at Trulucks in Chicago, Illinois designed and manufactured by Contract Industries.
The new KU School of Business, Capitol Federal Hall, is built to cultivate future business ideas and future business leaders.
