INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
To accomplish the elegant and modern aesthetic, this project features the Longboard®Ceiling System: 1.5” X 4” BEAM
As a replacement to the original uptown location, The Whitney Museum in New York, NY is more than double the size of the previous building it called home for over four decades.
Exterior view of the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Headquarters in Fort Defiance, Arizona.
Color-blocked exterior design makes this a fun and unique feature for this student housing. Large courtyard with multi-functioning areas including, pool, seating, theater and dining.
Inspired by the Tyler Arboretum’s mission to use natural resources to stimulate an understanding of the living world, the primary exterior roof and wall material of the Classroom Building is terra cotta. The Tyler Arboretum Edible Garden and Classroom in Media, PA provides "seed to t… Read More
Intercept Entyre panels utilize continuous engagement extrusion and concealed fasteners that function in tandem with modular panel parts installed in sequential order. Smooth planes, crisp sight-lines, and a wide range of colors and finishes give these panels a powerful look.
Bendheim’s channel glass creates an interior wall that separates private offices from shared spaces at FlightHub. Photo by Maxime Brouillet.
The exterior view of the library shows the entrance and arching glass provided by Giroux Glass.
NeXclad 14 is a single-skin, small module terracotta cladding system that is available in a variety of surface textures and boundless color possibilities and carries a 75-year material warranty, including color.
Internally, communal areas play a significant role in the design, allowing residents to partake in daily activities and collaborate in shared environments.
Wall packs from Williams are designed with durability and quality in mind. Featuring a variety of styles, our wall packs can blend seamlessly with a variety of architectural styles and trends.
The renovation of the Featherstone High School required the removal of the old concrete spandrel panels and repairs to the concrete structure. Kalwall panels were installed and supported on a new steel frame, which was added to extend the floor space.
