Tecnoglass' insulating glass saves energy in any home or nonresidential building by improving the thermal performance of windows. It creates a more comfortable indoor environment free from extreme temperatures and can reduce heating and cooling costs significantly.

Insulating glass is ideal for buildings that require efficient climate control. Inherently, insulating glass improves the window's thermal performance by using an air spacer between two or more lites of glass to reduce the heat gain or loss. The result is windows and doors that are more energy efficient and buildings that are more cost effective. This type of glass can also reduce noise transmission.

Our insulating glass units are double sealed, using a primary polyisobutylene seal and a secondary silicone seal. To ensure the sealed space remains dry throughout the unit's lifetime, the glass lites are separated by a desiccant-filled spacer. The desiccant absorbs any internal moisture in the insulating glass unit.

Curved, laminated, silk-screened and spandrel glass can all be insulated following this same process. We can provide almost any combination of finishes or properties needed by the customer.

Tecnoglass offers multiple configurations of insulating glass units

We offer a wide variety of Low-E and reflective coatings. We can also add silk-screen patterns for a superior blend of solar performance and aesthetics.

R-Series

The R-Series is a full range of high-performance “cool crisp" aesthetic insulating Low-E glass that offers low to high reflectivity and visibility, and a low solar heat gain coefficient. These coatings have a neutral brightness that enhances the appearance of low-iron glass as well as various tinted glass.

N-Series

The N-Series is a full range of high performance neutral to silver blue aesthetic insulating Low-E glass developed to enhance solar control and energy efficiency while offering neutral aesthetics. These coatings offer high levels of transparency which allows the natural daylight to pass through even as it reduces glare and UV transmittance.

N70/38 PRIVATE LABEL of Solarban 60

Tecnoglass N70/38 was developed to enhance Solar Control Low-E giving new architectural projects the energy saving benefits of Low- E glass at anytime of the year. Now you can have the perfect balance for controlling heat transfer during the summer, but also preserving inside a portion of heat during the winter, thus controlling the overall energy costs of temperature conditioning and lighting. A winter U Value of .29 and a summer U-Value of .27 are the perfect combination for controlling heat loss in the winter and heat transfer in the summer.

Solarban® 70XL

With its transparent, color-neutral aesthetic and unprecedented solar control and visible light transmittance characteristics, Solarban 70XL glass can help you strike the right balance between form and function. When coupled with conventional clear glass in a 1-inch insulating glass unit, Solarban 70XL glass outshines the performance of any other solar control Low-E glass on the market today. Additionally, Solarban 70XL glass can be combined in an insulating glass unit with any tinted glass from Vitro, including the five tints from the Blues & Greens collection, as well as any Vitro performance or high-performance bronze or gray tint.

Solarcool®

The Solarcool family of reflective coated glass was introduced in 1972 and for more than 40 years has enhanced the appearance of thousands of buildings and the comfort of millions of their inhabitants.

The raw glass substrate - known as float glass, sold in glass sheets known as “lites" - is available as a clear, tinted or low-iron lite. A specialty anti-reflective option also is available.

Clear

This glass substrate has a slight green color and is the most commonly used option.

Low Iron

This glass substrate presents a stunningly clear option. Because it contains less iron than typical clear glass, it has less of a green tint.

Our heat-treated glass is fabricated with the latest technology and is known for its minimum roll wave (lower than ASTM standard) and its excellent optical qualities. This allows our customers to display and enjoy the highest quality glass with the least distortion possible.

Heat-treated glass has the key advantage of being able to withstand far higher levels of mechanical stress/pressure than non-heat-treated glass. This glass can be classified as a “safety glass" because it minimizes the breakage risk resulting from external agents or from temperature changes.

Heat Strengthened (HS)

Heat-strengthened glass has been heat-treated to increase its resistance to mechanical and thermal stresses. The glass is heated to more than 600°C and then gradually cooled. It is mainly used to prevent breakage caused by thermal stresses. This glass is not considered a safety glass and, when broken, shatters into large pieces that remain in the frame.

Fully Tempered (FT)

A fully tempered glass is around four times stronger than regular annealed glass of similar specifications. Unlike heat-strengthened glass, when the fully tempered glass is broken it breaks in to fairly small, pebble-like pieces, which reduces the chance of injuries. The small glass pieces also make it more likely that the glass will separate from the opening. This glass complies with the safety glazing requirements specified by the American National Standards Institute and the federal safety Standard Consumer Products Safety Commission.

A spacer is placed within an insulating glass unit to separate two or more lites of glass. Tecnoglass' insulating glass spacers are available in two colors, three materials and a variety of thicknesses. When specifying an insulating glass unit, it is necessary to specify all three; color, material and thickness.

Materials

Tecnoglass offers three spacer material options: Aluminum, Stainless Steel and Warm-Edge. More stringent energy requirements have increased the demand for alternate spacer material options in order to improve the edge-of-glass U-value.

Finishes

The spacers are available in a black painted finish or a mill finish that has a silver tone. The color doesn't affect the solar performance of the insulating glass. Most existing buildings feature mill finish spacers, since they have been the standard in the glass industry for years. However, more designers are taking advantage of the cleaner appearance of the black painted finish. This finish tends to better blend in with gaskets and framing, thus minimizing the spacer's visual impact.

Thickness

The thickness of the spacer is the space between two glass lites in an insulating unit. The thickness of Tecnoglass' 1" insulating units are created using a 1/2" (13.2 mm) nominal thickness spacer, but other alternative thickness spacers are available as well. The solar performance is affected by the thickness spacer, so it is essential to specify the thickness desired.

Aluminum

This is the most popular and most frequently used spacer because of its availability and malleability.

Stainless steel

The stainless steel spacer has 1/10 of the thermal conductivity of an aluminum spacer. 

Evo

The Evo spacer reduces the edge conductivity, therefore reduces the heat transfer into the building.

The possibilities for architecture design are endless thanks to TecnoPrinting by Tecnoglass. We've combined the durability of ceramic inks and the versatility of digital printing into one proven solution for all glass-printing applications. It's a revolutionary step in glass manufacturing that perfectly combines form with function.

Limitless Design

We've removed the restrictions on screen-printing and opened the door to a spectrum of colors with ceramic ink. With TecnoPrinting by Tecnoglass, anyone can print on glass and achieve results that are highly predictable, repeatable and durable. What's more, applying Tecnoglass' solar control coatings over a digital image gives glass greater UV and scratch resistance, as well as greater transparency.

TecnoPrinting Dual Image

With dual image printing, you gain more options. The image or pattern printed on one side of the glass can be a different color or image than what is printed the other side of the glass. For example, see below.

TecnoPrinting Simulated Etch Ink

Simulated Etch ink can be used alone or in combination with other ink colors to create a variety of specific patterns or to simulate the look of acid etched or colored etch glass.

Tecnoglass silk-screened and ceramic frit glasses offer architects a variety of options for achieving beauty, originality and functionality in a high-performing safety package. Explore a variety of exciting ways to customize exterior and interior glass for a truly unique effect that meets both solar control and safety standards. Our screen-printed and ceramic frit glass are fabricated using automated machinery with numeric controls, which results in an excellent homogenous paint finish.

Processing Technique

This technique consists of applying a coat of ceramic frit over the glass surface by means of a screen frame or rolls and then drying it with an infrared furnace before tempering. The silk-screened and spandrel glass are then tempered in the same way as glass without paint.

During the tempering process, glass sheets are heated up to approximately 700°C and then roughly cooled with an air stream at a room temperature with approximately 24°C. The result is a glass that supports higher mechanical stresses.

Applications

Tecnoglass silk-screened glass is used both in exteriors and interiors, most commonly as decorative material.

Common applications include:

• Interior partitions
• Storefronts
• Exterior window walls

Color Options

Tecnoglass lead-free ceramic frit paints are perfect for your building's glass needs due to their consistent color, durability, cost effectiveness, and environmental friendliness. We also offer translucent and opaque (when viewed in reflection with an opaque uniform background) ceramic frit color options for silk-screening.

Key Benefits

• True lightfastness ensures that there is no visible difference between old glass and new glass, older and newer installations, original parts and replacements.
• Ceramic enamels are hard, as hard as the glass itself. They won't scratch, crack, fade, discolor or mar during fabrication or installation.
• Every color is “green." Fired-on ceramic enamels are non-toxic, non-combustible, and easy to dispose of.

Laminated glass is an industry transformer because it's capable of providing durability, high-performance and multi-functional benefits such as safety, security, sound control, solar energy performance, and ultraviolet screening, as well as hurricane and blast resistance, while simultaneously preserving the aesthetic of the glass.

Our consistent improvements have led us to surpass industry quality standards and has made laminated glass our company's distinguishing product. We are the preferred supplier of laminated glass for high-rise construction in South Florida, where we have prevailed despite its strict building codes. We are certified by the Safety Glazing Certification Council and PVB fabricators to provide all types of hurricane-resistant glass (large missile or small missile).

Our laminating lines are in assembling rooms with controlled environments. Our equipment allows us to ensure that temperature and humidity levels are kept within the interlayer manufacturers' standards, providing the optimal conditions for achieving high-performing products. These conditions, in combination with a washing process that uses de-mineralized water, warrants the adherence, performance, and long life of our laminated glasses. Laminated glass can be manufactured with several coats of laminated sheets of up to 4 inches in thickness and sizes up to 130" by 236".

APPLICATIONS

Laminated glass is the ideal solution for any safety glazing application, including: homes and other buildings in hurricane regions; shopping malls; museums; government buildings; jewelry stores; banks; airports; schools; hospitals; hotels; interior partitions; and office buildings.

Tecnoglass' laminated glass is available in various combinations for commercial glazing applications. This glass can feature high-performance coatings, silk-screened patterns, holes, notches and edgeworks. It can be specified in different colors in order to meet a wide variety of design options as well as various performance levels.

Coatings are the thin layers of metal that are applied to glass in order to improve solar performance. Low-E (Low-Emissivity) coatings are among the most popular coatings applied to glass because of their low heat transfer properties. They also offer more light transmission than traditional reflective coatings.

Tecnoglass offers a wide variety of Low-E and reflective coatings. We can also add silk-screen patterns for a superior blend of solar performance and appearance.

R-Series

The R-Series is a full range of high-performance “cool crisp" aesthetic insulating Low-E glass that offers low to high reflectivity and visibility, and a low solar heat gain coefficient. These coatings have a neutral brightness that enhances the appearance of low-iron glass as well as various tinted glass.

N70/38 PRIVATE LABEL of Solarban 60

Tecnoglass N70/38 was developed to enhance Solar Control Low-E giving new architectural projects the energy saving benefits of Low-E glass anytime of the year. Now you can have the perfect balance for controlling heat transfer during the summer, but also preserving inside a portion of heat during the winter, thus controlling the overall energy costs of temperature conditioning and lighting. A winter U Value of .29 and a summer U-Value of .27 are the perfect combination for controlling heat loss in the winter and heat transfer in the summer.

Solarban® 70XL

With its transparent, color-neutral aesthetic and unprecedented solar control and visible light transmittance characteristics, Solarban 70XL glass can help you strike the right balance between form and function. When coupled with conventional clear glass in a 1-inch insulating glass unit, Solarban 70XL glass outshines the performance of any other solar control Low-E glass on the market today. Additionally, Solarban 70XL glass can be combined in an insulating glass unit with any tinted glass from Vitro, including the five tints from the Blues & Greens collection, as well as any Vitro performance or high-performance bronze or gray tint.

The raw glass substrate known as float glass, sold in glass sheets known as “lites" is available as a clear, tinted or low-iron lite. A specialty anti-reflective option also is available.

Clear

This glass substrate has a slight green color and is the most commonly used option.

Low Iron

This glass substrate presents a stunningly clear option. Because it contains less iron than typical clear glass, it has less of a green tint.

Tinted

Tinted glass is available in a wide variety of colors and light transmissions levels. Besides offering a specific look to a project, it also has the benefit of improving performance.

Specialty Glass

OptiView™ Anti-Reflective Glass is a color neutral, anti-reflective, pyrolytic coated product. It can be used in monolithic or laminated applications.

Heat Strengthened (HS)

Heat-strengthened glass has been heat-treated to increase its resistance to mechanical and thermal stresses. The glass is heated to more than 600°C and then gradually cooled. It is mainly used to prevent breakage caused by thermal stresses. This glass is not considered a safety glass and, when broken, shatters into large pieces that remain in the frame.

Fully Tempered (FT)

A fully tempered glass is around four times stronger than regular annealed glass of similar specifications. Unlike heat-strengthened glass, when the fully tempered glass is broken it breaks in to fairly small, pebble-like pieces, which reduces the chance of injuries. The small glass pieces also make it more likely that the glass will separate from the opening. This glass complies with the safety glazing requirements specified by the American National Standards Institute and the federal safety Standard Consumer Products Safety Commission.

Interlayers are used to permanently bond two lites of glass in a laminated configuration.

APPLICATIONS

Decorative appearance

Our laminated glass interlayers are available in a selection of colors and opacity that can't be achieved through the use of coatings, silk-screening, spandrel or other glass substrates.

Improved acoustics

Thanks to the sound-blocking characteristics of interlayers, laminated glass reduces noise transmission.

Blast mitigation

We provide a wide range of laminated glass that helps mitigate the effects of air blast attacks. It is important to note that the blast mitigating performance not only depends on the laminated glass, but also on its adequate installation in a frame that is appropriately anchored to the wall structure.

Hurricane resistance

Our hurricane-resistant laminates not only pass but exceed the standards of the impact and cyclic wind pressure tests that are performed as part of the glazing system checks. Because of this, we are the preferred supplier of laminated glass for high-rise construction in South Florida, where we help designers meet the nation's most stringent building codes.

Safety: Our architectural laminated glass products comply with the industry safety standards for glazing materials ANSI Z97.1-2015 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201.

Ultraviolet protection: Our laminated glass provides 99% UV light blockage at the wavelength range of 300 to 380 nanometers.

The possibilities for architecture design are endless thanks to TecnoPrinting by Tecnoglass. We've combined the durability of ceramic inks and the versatility of digital printing into one proven solution for all glass-printing applications. It's a revolutionary step in glass manufacturing that perfectly combines form with function.

Limitless Design

We've removed the restrictions on screen-printing and opened the door to a spectrum of colors with ceramic ink. With TecnoPrinting by Tecnoglass, anyone can print on glass and achieve results that are highly predictable, repeatable and durable. What's more, applying Tecnoglass' solar control coatings over a digital image gives glass greater UV and scratch resistance, as well as greater transparency.

TecnoPrinting Dual Image

With dual image printing, you gain more options. The image or pattern printed on one side of the glass can be a different color or image than what is printed the other side of the glass. For example, see below.

TecnoPrinting Simulated Etch Ink

Simulated Etch ink can be used alone or in combination with other ink colors to create a variety of specific patterns or to simulate the look of acid etched or colored etch glass.

There's more than one way to get your glass edgework with Tecnoglass. You can choose from: Seamed, Flat Belt Ground, Flat Belt Seamed, Flat Ground, Flat Polished or Mitered Edges.

Tecnoglass offers hole-drilling capabilities starting at 7 mm thickness.

Maximum Number of Holes

Any given lite of glass has a maximum capacity of ten (10) holes.

Notches

Using our Z. Bavelloni CNC Machine, Tecnoglass can supply you with more options for custom enhancements to monolithic glass. Please refer to the following guidelines when requesting your specially fabricated glass products.

Tecnoglass silk-screened and ceramic frit glasses offer architects a variety of options for achieving beauty, originality and functionality in a high-performing safety package. Explore a variety of exciting ways to customize exterior and interior glass for a truly unique effect that meets both solar control and safety standards. Our screen-printed and ceramic frit glass are fabricated using automated machinery with numeric controls, which results in an excellent homogenous paint finish.

Tecnoglass lead-free ceramic frit paints are perfect for your building's glass needs due to their consistent color, durability, cost effectiveness, and environmental friendliness. We also offer translucent and opaque (when viewed in reflection with an opaque uniform background) ceramic frit color options for silk-screening.

Key Benefits

• True lightfastness ensures that there is no visible difference between old glass and new glass, older and newer installations, original parts and replacements.
• Ceramic enamels are hard, as hard as the glass itself. They won't scratch, crack, fade, discolor or mar during fabrication or installation.
• Every color is “green." Fired-on ceramic enamels are non-toxic, non-combustible, and easy to dispose of.

Monolithic glass is a single lite of glass that is formed using the float glass manufacturing process. Monolithic glass can be enhanced through additional fabrication process for insulating capabilities, design enhancements and added strength.

Tecnoglass uses monolithic glass to fabricate insulating and laminated glass products.

The raw glass substrate - known as float glass, sold in glass sheets known as “lites" - is available as a clear, tinted or low-iron lite. A specialty anti-reflective option also is available.

Clear

This glass substrate has a slight green color and is the most commonly used option.

Low Iron

This glass substrate presents a stunningly clear option. Because it contains less iron than typical clear glass, it has less of a green tint 

Tinted

Tinted glass is available in a wide variety of colors and light transmissions levels. Besides offering a specific look to a project, it also has the benefit of improving performance.

Specialty Glass

OptiView™ Anti-Reflective Glass is a color neutral, anti-reflective, pyrolytic coated product. It can be used in monolithic or laminated applications.

Our heat-treated glass is fabricated with the latest technology and is known for its minimum roll wave (lower than ASTM standard) and its excellent optical qualities. This allows our customers to display and enjoy the highest quality glass with the least distortion possible.

Heat Strengthened (HS)

Heat-strengthened glass has been heat-treated to increase its resistance to mechanical and thermal stresses. The glass is heated to more than 600°C and then gradually cooled. It is mainly used to prevent breakage caused by thermal stresses. This glass is not considered a safety glass and, when broken, shatters into large pieces that remain in the frame.

While it does offer improved strength and resistance to thermal shock and stress, it is important to note that heat-strengthened glass does not meet safety glazing requirements as outlined by the American National Standards Institute's Z97.1 or the federal safety standard Consumer Products Safety Commission's 16 CFR 1201.

Fully Tempered (FT)

A fully tempered glass is around four times stronger than regular annealed glass of similar specifications. Unlike heat-strengthened glass, when the fully tempered glass is broken it breaks in to fairly small, pebble-like pieces, which reduces the chance of injuries. The small glass pieces also make it more likely that the glass will separate from the opening. This glass complies with the safety glazing requirements specified by the American National Standards Institute and the federal safety Standard Consumer Products Safety Commission.

The possibilities for architecture design are endless thanks to TecnoPrinting by Tecnoglass. We've combined the durability of ceramic inks and the versatility of digital printing into one proven solution for all glass-printing applications. It's a revolutionary step in glass manufacturing that perfectly combines form with function.

Limitless Design

We've removed the restrictions on screen-printing and opened the door to a spectrum of colors with ceramic ink. With TecnoPrinting by Tecnoglass, anyone can print on glass and achieve results that are highly predictable, repeatable and durable. What's more, applying Tecnoglass' solar control coatings over a digital image gives glass greater UV and scratch resistance, as well as greater transparency.

TecnoPrinting Dual Image

With dual image printing, you gain more options. The image or pattern printed on one side of the glass can be a different color or image than what is printed the other side of the glass. For example, see below.

TecnoPrinting Simulated Etch Ink

Simulated Etch ink can be used alone or in combination with other ink colors to create a variety of specific patterns or to simulate the look of acid etched or colored etch glass.

There's more than one way to get your glass edgework with Tecnoglass. You can choose from: Seamed, Polished and TecnoEdge.

Tecnoglass offers hole-drilling capabilities starting at 7mm thickness.

Maximum Number of Holes

Any given lite of glass has a maximum capacity of ten (10) holes.

Notches

Fabricated on our Z. Bavelloni CNC Machine, Tecnoglass can supply you with more options for custom enhancements of monolithic glass. Please refer to the following guidelines when requesting your specially fabricated glass products.

Tecnoglass silk-screened and ceramic frit glasses offer architects a variety of options for achieving beauty, originality and functionality in a high-performing safety package. Explore a variety of exciting ways to customize exterior and interior glass for a truly unique effect that meets both solar control and safety standards. Our screen-printed and ceramic frit glass are fabricated using automated machinery with numeric controls, which results in an excellent homogenous paint finish.

Color Options

Tecnoglass lead-free ceramic frit paints are perfect for your building's glass needs due to their consistent color, durability, cost effectiveness, and environmental friendliness. We also offer translucent and opaque (when viewed in reflection with an opaque uniform background) ceramic frit color options for silk-screening.

Key Benefits

• True lightfastness ensures that there is no visible difference between old glass and new glass, older and newer installations, original parts and replacements.
• Ceramic enamels are hard, as hard as the glass itself. They won't scratch, crack, fade, discolor or mar during fabrication or installation.
• Every color is “green." Fired-on ceramic enamels are non-toxic, non-combustible, and easy to dispose of.

Our Low-E coatings offer effcient energy saving benefits to any architectural project, minimizing the amount of ultraviolet and infrared light that passes through the glass without compromising the amount of visible light transmittance. At Tecnoglass we offer a wide variety of coatings, both passive and solar control, which can be applied to clear or tinted glass.

Tecnoglass' coatings and configurations feature an extensive range of sizes, colors, patterns, printing and edgework solutions that allow architects to explore and take advantage of more variables in the project's design. Maximizing benefits like low solar heat gain coefficient and UV transmittance without compromising its aesthetics. All of our Low-E coatings meet the requirements of HVAC systems, saving energy costs and reducing carbon emissions.

The R-Series is a full range of high-performance “cool crisp" aesthetic insulating Low-E glass that offers low to high reflectivity and visibility and a low solar heat gain coefficient. These coatings have a neutral brightness that enhances the appearance of low-iron glass as well as various tinted glass.

The N-Series is a full range of high performance neutral to silver blue aesthetic insulating Low-E glass developed to enhance solar control and energy efficiency while offering neutral aesthetics. These coatings offer high levels of transparency which allows the natural daylight pass through even as it reduces glare and UV transmittance.

Tecnoglass N70/38 was developed to enhance Solar Control Low-E giving new architectural projects the energy saving benefits of Low-E glass anytime of the year. Now you can have the perfect balance for controlling heat transfer during the summer, but also preserving inside a portion of heat during the winter, thus controlling overall energy costs of temperature conditioning and lighting. A winter U Value of .29 and a summer U-Value of .27 are the perfect combination for controlling heat loss in the winter and heat transfer in the summer.

Curved glass makes buildings flow

The sleek and sophisticated appearance of glass offers unparalleled style, making it among the top material choices for everything from buildings to trophy cases. Curved or bent glass is one of the fastest growing architectural trends as it is being increasingly used to add dramatic movement and dimension to traditionally static structures, taking them to the next level.

This trend includes spiral staircases, skylights, elevators, stadiums, zoos, bridges, curtain walls, as well as hundreds of other uses.

Superior capability, high Low-E tempering

TecnoBEND bent glass is available with tempered Low-E coating in architectural glass sizes. It is also possible to bend and temper a glass coating against the rollers. Bending is performed through gravity bending processes, by pressing the glass against rollers to assure high optical glass quality. We process flat glass in the bending section of the tempering line with a separate chiller.

Beyond new fabrication methods, curved glass also has benefited from the availability of more robust coatings and interlayers. While in the past coatings would warp when glass was bent, new proprietary technology allows us to curve glass while still maintaining its patterns and effects. The coatings and interlayers now available open up a number of new options for curved glass.

Maximum Glass Sizes  -  four pieces, full circle.

A new tempered glass standard

At Tecnoglass we have raised the bar becoming the first glass manufacturer in the Americas to deliver fully tempered glass with exceptionally low levels, almost free, of anisotropy by offering UltraVIEW by Tecnoglass; architectural glass with the highest clarity.

Excellent tempering values with air cushion technology

UltraVIEW is fabricated through a gentle tempering process with the most advanced air cushion technology, where there is no contact with the surfaces of the glass panes as it uses ceramic air cushion instead of rollers, which leads to an even energy transfer into the glass.

This technology is ideal to manufacture architectural glass with a new level of clarity and flatness; ideal for high end architectural applications.

A new technology that ensures a safety glass almost free of anisotropy

Complete list of Tecnoglass projects.

ARCHITECT

Fillat + Architecture

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Contractor: CBG

DEVELOPER

Douglas Development

GLASS

Insulating TG R53/33 on Clear (Low-E)

Insulating Laminated TG R53/33 on Clear (Low-E)

ARCHITECT

WDG Architecture

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

James G. Davis Construction Corporation

DEVELOPER

Stevens Investors LLC

GLASS

Insulating Glass TG SB70XL VT on Clear

ARCHITECT

BA. Bermello Ajamil & Partners

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

NV2A/HASKELL

GLASS

Insulating Laminated Glass TG NT52/22 on Clear 

Insulating Laminated Glass TG N70/38 on Optiwhite & Clear

ARCHITECT

Gensler

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Whiting-Turner

GLASS

Insulating Glass TG R43/28 on Clear (Low-E)

Insulating Glass TG N70/38 on Clear

ARCHITECT

Humphreys & Partners Architects, LP

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Hunt Construction Group, Inc

DEVELOPER

NE West Legacy LP

GLASS

Insulating Glass TG TG R43/28 on Optiblue (Low-E)

ARCHITECT

Cambridge Seven

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Callahan Construction

GLASS

Insulating TG N70/38 on Clear & Optigrey (Low-E)

Insulating TG N70/38 on Clear & Optigrey with Frit Pattern (Low-E)

ARCHITECT

Shulman & Associates

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Hensel Phelps Construction Co.

DEVELOPER

Universal Studios Orlando

GLASS

Insulating Glass TG N48/25 on Clear (Low-E)