T.B. Penick created a showroom space at its new corporate location.
The showroom floor showcases the company's stains.
Using a paving system, this headquarters showcases mosaics of sea creatures.
These souped-up slabs match the cars they showcase.
This San Francisco's bar offers a down-to-earth, sophisticated setting.
Polished concrete is a major component of Port of Everett's facelift.
The original text on the floor correspond to the business of the company.
This five-year-old acid-stained floor needed an upgrade.
Cohesion inside and out is achieved with seeded aggregate.
A natural foods grocery store smashes two floor ideas together.
The fish on a home office floor is like you sitting on top of an aquarium.
The Wacker Neuson Technical Academy will hold it's second prep course for the ACI Specialty Commercial/Industrial Concrete Floor Finishers certification.
With high corrosion resistance, minimum maintenance requirements, and good economy, copper laminate flashing is ideal for all commercial projects.
While at WOC, you might like to visit some of the significant concrete projects in Vegas.
The Palazzo Resort, at the time of its completion in 2008, was the world’s largest LEED-certified building.
The Stratosphere Las Vegas Tower is the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States, soaring 1149 feet above the ground.
CityCenter is an ambitious, $7.8 billion, high-density mixed-use project developed by MGM Resorts International on 67 acres between the Bellagio and Monte Carlo resorts.
Marking its 20th consecutive year, the Tilt-Up Concrete Association, Mount Vernon, Iowa, recently announced the 2011 Tilt-Up Achievement Awards.
With the most votes this year, Chronic Taco is the 2010 Readers' Choice Decorative Project of the Year.
In Part 1 of our series on the importance of being able to read contract specifications, we look at reading blueprints.