INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
Gate Precast achieved the metal-panel look was achieved by using a burnished GATEstone finish and offers a thinner profile and stronger hurricane resistance.
108 Chambers is a 10-story mixed use building in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City. The unique facade features custom geometric angular slab/spandrel metal panel formations surrounding the windows on the entire exterior, customized to the architect’s design.
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Ecosense Lighting's TROV L50 was chosen to provide the amber glow that surrounds the Houston First Baptist Church’s cross, along with their RISE F170 which was used to create the tight lines of light that graze the building’s façade. The Lighting Designer Sarah Gandy, set out to fulfill the church’s… Read More
The Modera Uptown in Dallas, TX is a stylish and modern apartment, by Hensley Lamkin Rachel.
The “dual nature” of the stainless steel perforated EcoScreen panels, serves as both a transparent and reflective surface.
Crossville’s Retroactive and Shades collections were also incorporated into the flooring design to help create visually distinguishable spaces that guide and ease of traffic flow.
The Metropolitan Ford Dealership is a new construction using Wells Concrete precast wall panels with a thin brick veneer.
Curved glass walls are more cost-effective to build with segmented channel glass than flat glass, as only the frames require to be curved. Drawing by Bendheim.
Each apartment at the Modera Uptown has gorgeous kitchens with quartz countertops, and custom cabinets.
This is a photo of the corner of the mixed-use facility; Church + State in Cleveland, OH. CupaClad provided the CUPACLAD® 101 LOGIC natural slate for a unique building exterior that complemented the material used
The new Glassell School of Art building in Houston, TX, by Gate Precast. The defining geometry, sloping plane, and elegant use of light and space all come together in a structure that will be an anchor for the Houston community.
