All VS1 Projects
Two Democracy Center
The new 19’ 8” lobby facade is supported by 12” by 3.5” VS1-T yellow pine glulam mullions, sourced from Alabama.
Clayco Home Office Adaptive Reuse
One of Lamar Johnson Collaborative’s primary design goals was to improve “daylighting and visual connectivity through atriums, external shading, and optimized skylight design,” and the VS1 facade on the north side of the building brings that goal to life.
Amazon Hank Skylight
Our team was selected to implement this all-glass “jewel box” feature above the main staircase in the iconic former Lord & Taylor Flagship store in NYC. All exterior glass is tempered insulating with a sandblasted translucent ceramic frit layer to create a muted daylight effect at the interior and a glowing lantern aesthetic at night. Learn more about our custom glazing services today.
430 N Michigan Ave
25’-high 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’. Key Details: Curved glass
Read more about this curved glass VS1-G200 lobby facade
M1 Bank
VS1 was selected to wrap all four elevations of the existing M1 Bank building in Kansas City, Missouri. The architect’s design goal for a “glass box” aesthetic was achieved using aluminum VS1 blade mullions and all-glass corners, which are a standard VS1 detail.
Read more about this glass curtain wall renovation project
Derby Silk Museum
This renovated mill-turned-museum features a super transparent VS1 installation. “Derby’s Silk Mill is the site of the world’s first factory and a part of Derwent Valley Mills Unesco World Heritage Site.”
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American Century Investment
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.
Richmond Main Street Station
This historic renovation features three VS1 facade scopes, which were engineered and built around the existing 1905 structure.
Key Detail: Historical Renovation
Read more about the curtain wall renovation of this US National Historic Landmark→
CIAC La Boverie
Originally built in 1905, this museum was renovated in 2014-2016 and now features a new wing with a super transparent VS1 facade composed of 7,5 m high walls with 2,1 m spans.
Read more about this glass curtain wall renovation in Belgium
