INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
No other building system accommodates creativity and practicality like Wells Hollowcore floor and roof building systems. Serving as a combined deck and ceiling system, the planks erect quickly to reduce on-site labor needs and are capable of spanning long open spaces to aid design flexibility.
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Bendheim’s channel glass is a superior alternative to opaque walls, prioritizing aesthetics and daylight benefits, while offering visual and acoustic privacy. Photo by Maxime Brouillet.
“No matter who you are, who you love, or what brings you to us, you are welcome at All Souls,” says this all-inclusive, LGBTQ-friendly Unitarian church. Located in a beautiful neighborhood on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the church had to upgrade its building envelope for impr… Read More
TundraBrick is a classically-shaped profile with all the surface character you could want. Slightly squared edges are chiseled and worn as if they’d braved the elements for decades. Corners available.
Each home is connected by a courtyard with walkways and beautiful landscaping.
A beautiful evening display of vivid colors at The ContemporAry Austin - Jones Center in Austin, Texas, by LTL Architects.
With the reimagining of the student center, Buena Vista University welcomes students to drive their own educational and extracurricular activities within a flexible facility of the future.
The two-tone exterior reflects the branding and character of the Whit Apartments in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Each of the breakout spaces on the floor is strategically designed to mirror the outdoors. Ample windows brighten the spaces with natural light and provide sweeping 360 views of Minnetonka.
The Klarman Hall at the Harvard Business School features SAFTI FIRST GPX Architectural Series Aluminum Doors.
Structura provided the LINEAL area lighting fixture mounted on the DUO Pole to complement the outdoor spaces at the Spectrum Terrace.
The Octagon was constructed between 1799 and 1801. The Tayloe family of Virginia moved into the house in the fall of 1802.
The Octagon was originally constructed to be a winter residence for the Tayloe family, but they lived in the house year-around from 1818-1855. The Octagon property originally… Read More
