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Glazing & Structural Glass Façades

Glass melds classic with contemporary. But today’s glass façades must balance light, heat, strength and safety. We’ve got the analytical skills to make glass work for you.

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U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. © Joe Aker, Aker Imaging
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10 Hudson Yards in Manhattan. Geoff Butler photo
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Tencent Seafront Towers in Shenzhen, China. Courtesy NBBJ
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Tilt at 360 Chicago in Illinois. Courtesy 360 Chicago
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SKY SOHO in Shanghai, China. Marco Jacobs photo
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Imperial West in London, England. © Hufton+Crow
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Westfield Old Orchard Glass Cube in Skokie, Illinois. Thornton Tomasetti
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Franklin Lobby renovation in Chicago, Illinois. Steve Hall © Hedrich Blessing Photography

Glass combines transparency with solidity. Its timeless beauty works from outside-in and inside-out. But it’s heavy. It’s relatively fragile. And its thermal properties can make indoor spaces too hot or too cold, requiring extra energy for temperature control.

Our façade consultants use cutting-edge modeling to understand and optimize designs. We offer engineering support at every step, from structural analyses to aesthetic recommendations and energy performance. Our expertise in glazed-façade and structural-glass construction includes unitized aluminum frames, stick-built metal frames, steel cable supports, structural glass fin supports, and glass stairs and balustrades.

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News & Resources

Revitalization Efforts For Two New York City Classics
November 20, 2024
There’s always room for improvement, even for landmark structures. The latest issue of the Steel Institute of New York’s Metals in Construction magazine looks at revitalization projects at two New York City classics.