Unitized, stick-built and structural glass curtain walls for towers, hotels, hospitals and commercial buildings. Our engineering team takes the facade from bid documents to a sealed, inspected envelope: system selection, design-assist, signed shop drawings, fabrication and installation by licensed partners.
Unitized, stick-built and structural glass curtain walls for towers, hotels, hospitals and commercial buildings.
Factory-glazed unitized panels arrive sealed and ready, then hook onto slab-edge anchors floor by floor. Unitized curtain wall cuts site labor, closes the building in faster and keeps quality under factory control, which is why it leads on Miami towers, hotels and condominiums.
Full technical guide: Unitized Curtain Wall
Mullions and transoms are installed on site and glazed in place. Stick-built curtain wall is the flexible choice for low and mid-rise buildings, podium levels, lobbies and facades that change from bay to bay.
Full technical guide: Stick-Built Curtain Wall
Structural silicone glazing (SSG) and point-fixed glass give a flush, frameless glass wall for lobbies, atriums and signature entrances. Our engineers design the glass, silicone, fittings and support steel as one assembly that can be approved in a hurricane zone.
Full technical guide: Structural Glazing & Point-Fixed Glass
Our project · InternationalImpact-rated storefront, slab-to-slab window wall and commercial entrance doors that tie into the main facade, supplied as one package with automatic operators and hardware coordinated to the openings.
Full technical guide: Storefront, Window Wall & EntrancesFinal systems, glass and finishes are confirmed per project in shop drawings and submittals.
| Systems | Unitized, stick-built, SSG, point-supported, storefront, window wall |
|---|---|
| Glass make-ups | Insulated (IGU), laminated, low-E, tinted, fritted, spandrel glass |
| Frame finishes | Anodized or PVDF / powder coat in any RAL or custom color |
| Florida requirements | Miami-Dade and Broward are in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ): products need a Miami-Dade NOA or a Florida Product Approval valid for HVHZ use. Palm Beach projects use Florida Product Approval. Impact and wind-load design confirmed per project in submittals |
| Engineering | Structural calculations and signed and sealed shop drawings by a Florida-licensed professional engineer (PE) engaged for the project |
| Deliverables | Shop drawings, calculations, samples, mock-up support, installation, closeout documents |
Our project · International
Both. Send the architectural set and specifications and we will price the scope, propose a system and carry the engineering through shop drawings.
Unitized panels are assembled and glazed in a factory and set as finished units. Stick-built systems are assembled piece by piece on site. Unitized favors towers and tight schedules; stick-built favors lower buildings and complex geometry.
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Larger projects elsewhere in Florida can be reviewed case by case.
We select systems for the project's wind zone. In Miami-Dade and Broward (HVHZ) that means products with a current Miami-Dade NOA or an HVHZ-rated Florida Product Approval; in Palm Beach, Florida Product Approval. Approvals and calculations are submitted with the shop drawings.
Yes. When it helps the budget or lead time we propose equivalent systems and glass make-ups, always for the architect's approval.
Our in-house engineering department develops the system, details and calculations, and the shop drawings are signed and sealed by a Florida-licensed professional engineer for the project.
An itemized scope with the proposed system, glass make-up, finishes, engineering, approvals, fabrication and installation, with inclusions, exclusions and lead times listed so you can level the bid line by line.
Send the scope, drawings or a link to the bid set. We review it and reply with questions, a system proposal or a price.
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