Submission information for the 2021 awards will be available this spring. We would like to thank and recognize our esteemed panel of judges: Adrian Betanzos, Innovation Team, Tech Company, Cupertino, Calif./guest lecturer, UC Berkeley Department of Architecture Richard Green, Green Facades LLC Mic Patterson, Facade Tectonics Institute Ben Tranel, Gensler. Judges scored the projects based on design innovation aesthetic achievements and technical difficulty. The competition was open to all members of the architectural glazing industry, including contract glaziers, glass and metal fabricators and suppliers, architects, developers, owners and building envelope/façade consultants.
Three of the winning projects feature highly transparent structures constructed with large spans of glass, while the fourth drew praise from judges for being a historic retrofit. Commercial interiors (podium, lobby spaces, etc.) and.High-rise construction (more than 75 feet).Low- to mid-rise construction (under 75 feet).
The second annual USGlass magazine design awards once again highlight exemplary uses of glass and glazing across several categories: Winning projects pushed the boundaries of possibilities when it comes to architectural glass, showing exactly what can be achieved when the right combination of products, design, engineering and collaboration come together. These are just three trends we saw in the winners of the second annual USGlass magazine design awards. Announcing the Winners of the Second Annual USGlass Design Awards
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