Architectural Glazing

Contemporary architectural glazing integrated with a mixed-use building exterior
BUILDING ENVELOPE

More daylight.
Less visual weight.

Architectural glazing systems planned around structural support, thermal continuity, water management and precise interfaces.

Large-format floor-to-ceiling architectural glazing with slim aluminum framing
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Large-Format Glazing

Expansive glass assemblies developed around structural, thermal and visual priorities.

  • Mullion and support strategy
  • Glass-performance review
  • Interface coordination
Commercial glass storefront and coordinated entrance system
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Storefront & Entrances

Coordinated glazed entrances for commercial, hospitality and multifamily applications.

  • Door and hardware integration
  • Weather protection
  • Accessible transitions
Custom specialty glass opening and interior atrium enclosure
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Specialty Openings

Project-specific glass systems for atriums, interior separations and architectural features.

  • Early constructability review
  • Shop-drawing coordination
  • Installation planning
ARTMETA PROJECT SUPPORT

One team, from design intent to field coordination.

We support architects, builders, developers and owners with early design review, product alignment, opening coordination, supply, installation planning and after-sales service across North America.

Bring us in before the system is locked.

Share your drawings, project stage and performance priorities.

Request a Design ReviewCall 672-833-3919

Vancouver & British Columbia

Glazing works at the interfaces.

Glass & support

Glass make-up, support conditions, movement and structural interfaces are reviewed together.

Water & thermal

Perimeter seals, drainage, thermal continuity and adjacent envelope conditions matter as much as the glass itself.

Entrances & openings

Doors, thresholds, hardware and access conditions are coordinated where glazing meets an entrance or large opening.

Common questions.

What should be reviewed before pricing architectural glazing?

Useful inputs include elevations, dimensions, glass and performance requirements, structural support conditions, finish direction, access for handling and the target schedule.

Can glazing be coordinated with doors and entrances?

Yes. Where the glass assembly meets an entrance, ARTMETA can review the opening, framing, threshold, hardware and adjacent systems as one interface.