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Two educational buildings with zig-zag layered facades, tall expanses of glass curtain wall to create flowing monumental connection areas, and striking projections utilizing an exciting mix of glass, metal and GFRC materials with interweaving textures.
Scope: Custom Glass Fin Wall Podiums with Toggled Structural Silicone Glazing (including curved corners); Tall-Span Custom Toggled, Field-Glazed Aluminum-Clad Steel Reinforced Curtain Wall Vertical Atriums; Unitized Curtain Walls; GFRC Panels, Insulated Metal Panel Walls and Soffit Systems; Custom Exterior Windscreen Railing; All Glass Entrances and Revolving Doors

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The Columbia Business School project encompasses the innovative design and construction of the Henry R. Kravis and David Geffen Hall buildings, which are pivotal to the institution's expansion and modernization efforts. This project aims to create a state-of-the-art environment for students and faculty, enhancing the educational experience through cutting-edge architectural solutions.
Designed by renowned architects, the buildings feature a blend of modern aesthetics and functional spaces, including lecture halls, collaborative areas, and administrative offices. The integration of advanced glass solutions by W&W Glass not only enhances the visual appeal but also contributes to energy efficiency and sustainability, aligning with contemporary architectural standards.
The architectural features of the Columbia Business School buildings highlight a commitment to innovative design and functionality. Key elements include expansive glass facades, which provide natural light and foster an open atmosphere conducive to learning and collaboration.
Incorporating custom glass fin wall podiums and tall-span curtain walls, the project showcases W&W Glass's expertise in delivering high-quality, tailored solutions. These features not only enhance the aesthetic quality of the buildings but also ensure structural integrity and durability, making them a lasting addition to the campus.
The choice of materials in the construction of the Henry R. Kravis and David Geffen Hall buildings reflects a thoughtful approach to sustainability and design. W&W Glass utilized a variety of materials, including GFRC panels and insulated metal panel walls, to create a cohesive and modern look.
These materials were selected for their durability and energy efficiency, contributing to the overall sustainability goals of the project. The use of toggled structural silicone glazing allows for seamless integration of glass elements, further enhancing the buildings' sleek and modern appearance.
W&W Glass played a crucial role in the Columbia Business School project, providing specialized glass solutions that meet the unique architectural demands of the buildings. Their expertise in installation and design ensured that the glass elements were not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and safe.
By collaborating closely with architects and contractors, W&W Glass was able to deliver customized solutions, including all-glass entrances and revolving doors, that exemplify the project's vision. Their commitment to quality and innovation has positioned them as a key partner in the successful realization of this landmark project.
