KODA Condominiums Rooftop – Seattle, WA – Custom Wilshire Planters

KODA Seattle Modern Rooftop

KODA Seattle Modern Rooftop KODA Condominiums is a modern luxury style high-rise perched at the gateway to Seattle's historic Chinatown-International District. The name KODA is Native American for “friend,” which makes sense as cultural diversity and a welcoming vibe are part of the building’s energy and appeal. Bookend between Puget Sound and Mt. Rainier, KMD Architects took full advantage of the 360-degree views by creating several stunning and organic amenity spaces and a beautiful rooftop deck for community gatherings. View Full Article
2600 El Camino Real –San Mateo, CA, Urban Squares

Commercial Planter Material Options

Commercial Planter Material Options Selecting the right material for your project - When it comes to interior and exterior design projects, selecting the right materials for your products is critical to creating a successful installation – it can make or break your overall design. Tournesol specializes in four different materials for commercial planters, we carefully fabricate and finish our planters to guarantee the highest satisfaction for our customers. View Full Article
Modera Rincon Hill, 390 1st St., San Francisco, CA - Photo Credit – Robert Calderwood

Modera Rincon Hill, San Francisco, CA

Modera Rincon Hill, San Francisco, CA Modera Rincon Hill apartments at 390 1st Street are in the East Cut neighborhood which is becoming one of San Francisco’s most desirable places to live. The Modera building has modern amenities, gyms, easy access to transportation, restaurants, and shops, and four expansive rooftop terraces with views of the San Francisco Bay and downtown. View Full Article
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TWIGs Calm On Roof Deck Zen Garden

TWIGs Calm On Roof Deck Zen Garden In Fairfax County, Northern Virginia, sits the town of Merrifield, surrounded by highways on all sides. Merrifield has undergone an amazing amount of reconstruction and changes and has basically been reinvented. It used to be known as a “suburban wasteland,” yet is now home to new neighborhoods, great restaurants, retail and office spaces, hotels, and shops. One neighborhood, in particular, is the 31-acre Mosaic District. View Full Article

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