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For 40 years, One PPG Place – a shimmering neo-gothic 635-foot tower with iconic spires designed by world-renowned architect Philip Johnson – has defined and shaped Pittsburgh's skyline, becoming an integral part of the city's identity.
The present work presents the investigation of historical glass and glass constructions in a suburb of Dresden.
Press Glass supplied more than 5,000m² of façade glass for this project in cooperation with façade contractor Charles Henshaw & Sons Ltd.
The building is made of both 170 sqm of STRATO® Extra Chiaro EVA film double-bended laminated glass and 700 sqm of STRATO® Extra Chiaro EVA film flat laminated glass.
120 square meters of OKASOLAR S were used on the roof of this pioneering building.