Scope: Full exterior and interior glass and glazing package. Curtainwalls, storefronts, acoustic glazing systems, punch openings, skylights, and bifolding glass doors.
Highlights: Three-story glass atrium with integrated horizontal aluminum sunshades. Aluminum vertical sunshades spanning two stories with horizontal glass shelves. High-performance soundproof glazing achieving STC ratings above 55.
Project Context: Modernization and expansion of a historic 1886 school building (84,000 SF, 540 students). A glass atrium connects the historic structure with the modern addition, amplifying transparency and indoor-outdoor connections throughout. Awarded 2021 Grand Prize, Learning by Design Magazine.
Trinity Academic Center (Payden Academic Center)
Scope: Full exterior and interior glass and glazing package. Curtainwalls, storefronts, glass partitions, glass doors, smoke baffle, and louvers.
Highlights: Arched oversized windows and arched curtainwall systems following the building's distinctive architectural geometry.
Project Context: Four-story, 80,000 SF educational facility for undergraduate and graduate programs. Houses nursing/health labs, science labs, study lounges, cafe, and faculty offices. LEED-certified, Trinity's first green building and first new academic building on campus in over half a century.
Washington Monument Visitor Screening Facility
Scope: Full exterior and interior glass and glazing package. Glass entrances, skylights, and custom-glazed building envelope.
Highlights: Ballistic and blast-resistant glass enclosures custom-fabricated for a federal landmark on the National Mall.
Project Context: Nearly 10 years in the making. The new 1,000 SF facility on the east side of the Monument replaced the original 450 SF structure at the base. Features a custom-glazed exterior envelope with ballistic and blast protection, interior security partitions, and all screening equipment. $10.7M project. Reopened to the public September 2019.
United Therapeutics — The Unisphere
Scope: Interior glazing package. Structural glass wall, glass conference rooms, fire-rated doors, storefronts, glass doors, and miscellaneous glazing.
Highlights: 16-foot high structural glass wall. Elliptical glass conference rooms mirroring the building's iconic elliptical outer form.
Project Context: At the time of completion, the largest urban office building to be energy-positive. Triple-paned electrochromic glazing that automatically adjusts tint based on sun angle, season, cloud cover, and glare. Nearly 3,000 solar panels generating over 1,175 MWh of green power annually. LEED Platinum.
1900 Chapman Ave (Escher Apartments)
Scope: Full exterior and interior glazing package. Multi-span curtain walls, glass vestibule entrance doors, interior storefronts, louvers, and panels.
Highlights: Value-engineered sunshade integration directly into the curtainwall system, eliminating a separate installation trade and reducing overall project cost. Horizontal sunshades spanning the full curtainwall facade.
Scope: Three headhouse glass enclosures, elevator glass and panel shaft enclosure, and horizontal sunshades.
Highlights: Custom-designed curtainwall headhouses for a 128-foot-deep Metro shaft on a nationally award-winning federal transit project connecting NIH and Walter Reed.
Project Context: Pedestrian tunnel crossing connecting the NIH campus with Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. 49-foot-diameter shaft, 128-foot deep, with a 30-foot connector tunnel into the existing Medical Center Metro station. Winner of the Montgomery County Maryland Quality Initiative Award of Excellence and the National Engineering Excellence Award (ACEC).
Brampton Fire Campus (Williams Parkway)
Scope: Adapted Halio electrochromic IGUs to project-specific architectural configurations. Ensured compliance with Canadian building and energy codes and 088000 glazing specifications. Managed BOM across approximately 50–60 SKUs per system in Arena PLM. Enforced component reuse to protect lead times and manufacturing stability. Designed cabling layouts routing electrochromic pigtail connectors through structural framing to centralized control systems.
Project Context: 68,437 SF state-of-the-art fire headquarters and training center for the City of Brampton, featuring a 500-foot two-story glass atrium as the architectural spine and a cantilevered glass boardroom over Williams Parkway. Fitwel Certified, LEED Silver. Completed 2022. Total project cost: $54M.
Scope: Developed Customer Requirements Documents to align Halio product variations with design intent early in the process, then drove adaptation of electrochromic IGUs across multiple facade orientations and exposure conditions. Resolved configuration challenges tied to the building's zero-carbon performance targets. Performed glass takeoffs, cost modeling, and feasibility validation. Coordinated component sourcing across North America and Asia, applying a disciplined SKU reuse strategy across ~50–60 components per system.
Project Context: Three-story, 226,000 SF national headquarters for The Co-operators — reportedly the largest building in Canada at the time with Halio installed. Glass operates on a predictive algorithm, tinting in summer to passively cool perimeter spaces and clearing in winter to maximize solar gain. Paired with 550 rooftop solar panels and a 3,600-plant biophilia wall. LEED Gold, WELL Platinum, Zero Carbon Design. Opened summer 2024.
La Raisa Power Plant — Phase I & II
Scope: Engineering, shop drawings, fabrication, and installation of piping supports, racks, structural steel pipe support bridge, and custom anchor bolts. Hot dip galvanized per ASTM A123.
Highlights: Approximately 90 tons of structural steel fabricated and installed across both phases of a 440 MW active power generation facility.
Project Context: La Raisa is a 440 MW gas-fired power plant in Miranda, Venezuela. Phase I equipped with Pratt & Whitney FT8 gas turbines (3 units). Phase II expanded with GE Power 7E.03 gas turbines (2 units), bringing the facility to full operational capacity.
