Glass Fin Projects
In pursuit of the ultimate level of facade transparency, Innovation Glass now offers glass fin curtain wall systems in lieu of our flagship aluminum system. Contact us today to learn more about our VS1-G Series.
Designed by ZZ Architects, installed by Oriana Facade.
This luxury project is anchored by a bold arc-shaped entrance lobby facade, delivered using the VS1-G facade system to achieve a refined, frameless appearance with high structural integrity and performance.
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➥ Less Metal, More Daylight ❍ VS1-G100
Designed by RSP Design consultant, installed by Destel India.
The main entrance lobby of this LEED Gold tech park features a curved, wave-form glass façade engineered using the VS1-G system.
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➥ Less Metal, More Daylight ❍ VS1-G100
Designed by Desmone, installed by Gurtner
This lobby renovation in Pittsburgh utilizes VS1-G to achieve a super transparent aesthetic.
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➥ All-Glass Corner ❍ VS1-G100
Designed by GFF, installed by Harmon
The remarkable transparency of VS1-G200—which swaps a structural glass fin for the original aluminum mullion and uses no visible metal fittings—helps to visually taper the building’s silhouette down to its core at the lobby level.
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➥ Long Spans ❍ VS1-G200
Designed by Gresham Smith, installed by Pioneer Glazing
The lobby renovation of this existing building used a cantilever VS1-G (which uses a glass fin in lieu of an aluminum mullion) solution to achieve the modernization goals of the architect.
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❍ VS1-G100
Designed by Lamar Johnson Collaborative, installed by Christopher Glass & Aluminum
25’ unspliced glass fins span the full height of the lobby and support full-height face glass. At the corner is a hot-bent 5’ by 25’ glass panel with a radius of 6.5’.
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➥ Curved Glass ❍ VS1-G
Designed by Kengo Kuma, installed by Harmon
As you travel around this Kengo Kuma-designed building, the façade’s glass fin steps up from the first floor to the second floor through a series of integrated interior/exterior landscaped steps. Also integrated into the façade are two all-glass vestibules.
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➥ All-Glass Vestibules ❍ VS1-G
Designed by HOK, installed by Flynn Midwest
A 24' VS1-G lobby facade using full-height unspliced fins will replace the original entryway of this American Century office building. The roof of an all-glass vestibule cantilevers to the exterior to create a canopy.
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➥ All-Glass Vestibule · Canopy ❍ VS1-G
Designed by HED Architecture, installed by Christopher Glass & Aluminum
The two facades at 155 N Wacker were achieved with un-spliced, full height glass fins spanning 50' clear, a record for Chicago and the US.
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➥ Long Span ❍ VS1-G
ITPP features the first implementation of VS1-G in Asia. Three VS1-G installations, totaling 7,440 square feet in area, will serve as the building’s lobby facades. The walls are all 21’ clear spans with five-foot fin spacing.
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➥ Long Spans ❍ VS1-G100
Designed by COOKFOX, installed by Empire Architectural Metal
The VS1 system was fully deployed on the podium walls of this large development in the heart of Brooklyn. It was the largest VS1 installation in the US at the time of completion.
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➥ Hybrid Tension Cable Solution ❍ VS1-A & VS1-G
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