INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
The minimalist design of the Mini Profile Frame Triangle adds style to the office reception space.
With an aperture of 1.5″ and no horizontal lenses or diffusers, Frame delivers design options to suit all ceiling conditions. Up to 15ft o.c. spacing with over 42 fc at 0.4 W/ft2 and work plane unif… Read More
COVID-19 left a lasting mark on the world of retail. Many retail stores went out of business, and those that did remain continued their operations, shifting to curbside pickup to attract customers during the pandemic. With the slower in-store foot traffic, many brands took the extra downtime to reno… Read More
Bright study space located on the 3rd floor of the Historic Riverside building in Rochester, Minnesota.
HCM Architects created a fun and funky aesthetic for the Colossal Cafe St. Anthony Park location.
Astin Aviation Fixed Base Operation (FBO) serves as the gateway to Aggieland, and it is designed by The Arkitex Studio to enhance visitors’ experience, facilitate military and corporate operations, and create a futuristic vision of the rapidly growing Bryan-College Station metropolis. Photography By… Read More
Rooftop terrace with stunning views of downtown Dallas, by Hensley Lamkin Rachel.
The exterior design is elevated by Structura lighting lining the walkways leading up to the CSC Headquarters.
In-ground lighting creates a clean and non-intrusive look at the Holocaust Memorial Plaza in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
James Jones, design principal for Architectus Melbourne had been intrigued by Kalwall’s unique features and found a perfect fit in this project. He designed a building with two wings, one for each gender, joined by a bridge that housed the staff office. Kalwall panels line the sides of each wing.
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Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe International Law Firm features the BSL-400 under the reception desk, and the BSL-58 as the base for the far right-hand wall in their Houston, Texas location.
