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Designing exterior spaces comes with a variety of challenges. The design must be able to handle the weather—including the beating sun, driving rain, heavy snow, and more. It must also be able to maintain its finish and appearance even as people use it daily.

In design, the details matter. From the actual building to the interior furnishings and the artwork hung on the wall, each detail comes together to create a feeling and serve a purpose.

Railings rank high on the top of the list of things not only required by the building code, but also act as a common sense way to aid people as they move through the space, along walkways, and up and down stairs.

Commercial interior handrails are essential to creating a safe and welcoming space as well as meeting commercial building codes and ADA standards.

One of the most creative and unexpected ways to enhance a design is to include a curved glass staircase.

In order to create the safest place possible to tend to a patient's medical needs, hospitals should create an environment that exudes safety and security as well as make every feature as accessible as possible

Design, functionality, and sustainability often operate in separate spheres, but at times, they intersect seamlessly. VIVA Railings, the commercial railing specialist from Lewisville, Texas, has recently undertaken such an intersection at Colorado State University (CSU).

The architectural world has always been a realm of pushing boundaries, blending function and aesthetics, and constantly evolving to cater to contemporary demands.

Today’s offices blend form and function in a way that creates a comfortable and exciting place to work.