INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
California State University, Northridge (CSUN) - Chaparral Hall (Science 5 Building) is a 4-story building for the Department of Science and Mathematics containing teaching labs, lecture halls, and staff offices.
A western-themed casual restaurant in a four-diamond hotel property, by Atwater Inc. Studio.
All glass shower showcasing Durasein's solid surface material for the floor.
To achieve a successful project worthy of national recognition, the structural deck locations were waterproofed and reset with approximately 400,000 new Belden Wheatfield and Regimental Red Full Range Permeable Pavers, along with Ebony Black Beehive Brick Pavers. Our clay was also married with a loc… Read More
Copper Anodized Panels are the exterior of the Mississippi Arts building. It gives k
With a project as complex and global as this luxury cosmetics flagship store, LEDCONN’s close involvement in the project from beginning to end played a significant role in the project’s success.
Beyond the manufacturing of the lighting fixtures, LEDCONN went above and beyond by managing the tech… Read More
Cerussa Luxury Vinyl, a warm neutral 7” wide luxury vinyl plank simulating natural hardwood was selected throughout the space to pop the unique product offering merchandised. A timeless yet modern effect is achieved with this scratch resistant, 100% recyclable, Phthalate Free and FloorScore… Read More
Open up your space with the ActivWall Gas Strut Window. This innovative product opens up and out for serving, entertaining, or enjoying nature.
The Chicago Public Library was constructed in 1873. As a Chicagoland Historical Landmark, the building has gone through several renovations during its lifetime.
American Gothic Mixed Hardwoods reclaimed wall paneling used in the floral shop.
The exterior finish of the BSA Leadership Center in Fort Snelling, MN. The CUPACLAD natural slate rainscreen cladding system was used to achieve a unique building design.
