100 Light Street

Expansive clear insulating glass fin walls over 30 feet tall flank the podium of the 100 Light Street project in the heart of downtown Baltimore, Maryland. The surrounding buildings are crisply reflected in the low-e coated glass lites. The facade is very unique with a point-supported all glass canopy suspended above the entrances tied back to the facade with tension cables to tabs connected directly into the splice plates of the glass fins. There is no steel substructure to support the exterior canopy.

100 Light Street

Location 100 Light Street Baltimore, Maryland
Building Type
Architect Design Collective
Installer Pioneer Cladding and Glazing
Materials
Vertical Walls

Exterior Face Glass – Clear Insulating Glass Units w/ K Low-e on #3 Surface

Fin Glass – Clear Monolithic Fins

Canopy

Canopy Glass – Clear SGP Laminated Glass with Full Surface Translucent Simulated Acid Etch Frit on #2 Surface

Hardware – 905 Fittings, Stainless Steel Tension Rods for Canopy
Project Highlights
Expansive clear insulating glass fin walls over 30 feet tall flank the podium of the 100 Light Street project in the heart of downtown Baltimore, Maryland. The surrounding buildings are crisply reflected in the low-e coated glass lites. The facade is very unique with a point-supported all glass canopy suspended above the entrances tied back to the facade with tension cables to tabs connected directly into the splice plates of the glass fins. There is no steel substructure to support the exterior canopy.