All Projects
Presented in Chronological Order
Highmark Health
Designed by AE7, installed by DM Products
This renovated space now features a 39’-2” clear spanning VS1 lobby facade. The installation includes two all-glass cube vestibules and a revolving door vestibule.
➤ Read more about this glass lobby wall renovation
➥ All-Glass Vestibules · Long Spans ❍ VS1-A
1919 Pennsylvania Ave
Designed by Krueck Sexton Partners, installed by Kensington Glass Arts
This lobby wall features a rectangular VS1 mullions using toggle glass. The glazing channel is recessed, and integrated aluminum door portal plates create a vestibule.
➤ Read more about this flush exterior glass wall lobby
➥ All-Glass Vestibules · Toggle Fittings ❍ VS1-A110
Harwood International
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.
➤ Read more about this VS1-G all-glass lobby atrium
➥ All-Glass Vestibules ❍ VS1-G
Dartmouth Irving Center
Designed by Goody Clancy, installed by R&R Windows
The feature wall of the building is a 50-foot high dual VS1 facade that is proud of the brick facade creating a "glass box" aesthetic. The internal and external walls are supported by a single 10-inch rectangular mullion within the air cavity.
➤ Read more about the thermal performance of this dual wall
➥ Dual Wall · Shading Elements · ❍ VS1-A
Friar Development Center
Designed by Perkins Eastman, installed by Massey Glass
VS1 mullions are used on the interior in some locations, and on the exterior in other areas. In one section, exterior-facing mullions are offset 12” from the mullion.
➤ Read more about the VS1 curtain wall scopes on this project
➥ All-Glass Vestibule · Exterior Mullions · Shading Elements ❍ VS1-A
525 William Penn Place
Designed by Perkins Eastman, installed by DM Products
The flush exterior of the 25’-high lobby wall is achieved using the VS1 toggle system, which eliminates the need for external pinch plates. The smooth transition from wall to ceiling and the all-glass canopy and vestibule details are standard features of VS1 facades.
➤ Read more about this glass box lobby renovation
➥ All-Glass Corners · All Glass Vestibules · Facade-Skylight Transition · Toggle Fittings ❍ VS1-A
Dow Visitor & Heritage Center
Designed by Kirksey Architecture, installed by Curtis Glass Company
This 19’ span is composed of 12’ and 7’ stacked panels of glass. The all-glass entry vestibule is a standard detail in VS1 facades.
➤ Read more about this VS1 lobby and all-glass vestibule
➥ All-Glass Vestibule ❍ VS1-A
McDonald's Global Flagship Chicago
Designed by Ross Barney, installed by Christopher Glass & Aluminum
Built on the site of the classic Rock N Roll McDonalds, the new location is a 19,000-square-foot timber, steel, and glass building occupying an entire city block.
➤ Read more about this LEED Platinum glass curtain wall
➥ All-Glass Corners · All-Glass Vestibules · Toggle Fittings ❍ VS1-A110
Gateway Plaza
Designed by Forum Architecture, installed by Ventana
Visitors to this office building are greeted by a stunning VS1 lobby wall. 20’ (6.1m) by 6’ (1.8m) glass panels are supported by a 10” (254mm) deep VS1 mullion. An all-glass entry vestibule integrates seamlessly.
➤ Read more about this super transparent lobby facade
➥ Jumbo glass sizes · Long spans ❍ VS1-A100
Shirley Ryan AbilityLab
Designed by Gensler, installed by Permasteelisa
The 27-story building features a 38’-high (11.6m) VS1 lobby wall with all-glass corners and a VS1 entry vestibule.
➤ Read more about this long span lobby
➥ All-glass corners · All-glass vestibules · Long spans ❍ VS1-A