The building will be contemporary in terms of design, so some commercial style windows will be needed.  

@James DeRoest,sorry i could not be of help, but maybe if your time permits, you could go by a lighting showroom (no big box stores) and run those questions by them (usually they know about this or have electricians installing this all day). i recommend one specialized in modern/contemporary lighting.in the worst case you got some free coffee, nice ladies to look at and maybe some clearance items or some networking with lighting designers...

They're using it as a reason to mark up the price over contemporary market prices, but the homes are sitting. 

Within the last few years, homes are starting to get a contemporary make over down here.  

I live in a contemporary-style Cedar home.

You just need to be honest, work hard, worship the ground I walk on, and you will make it!

If you style the kitchen well, you can get a nice European contemporary look for short cash.

Im also interested in the business side of finding and structuring deals.The type of properties I like are usually contemporary with lots of natural materials like wood and stone.

Lot's of really shady people out there that worship the dollar versus being genuine and wanting to help people.10 years ago when I was first being licensed the head broker who was doing the initial training classes said this one thing that always stuck with me.She said do not worry about the money.

I've always replaced flat panel doors, even if they are in good condition, with 6-panel doors, and have always replaced door and baseboard trim with more contemporary styles of trim.