Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Molecular Foundry

Berkeley, California, USA

The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Molecular Foundry building is striking with its dramatic design, imaginative views and daring placement – with a portion of the building jutting out 45 feet over a hillside. 1600 Wall System®1 Curtain Wall was used on the building while our windows were used to improve air circulation and provide natural ventilation, helping increase occupant comfort, well-being and productivity. 500 Wide Stile Doors create a monumental visual statement and offer superior strength at the entrance.

ARCHITECT: SmithGroup, San Francisco, California
GLAZING CONTRACTOR: Royal Glass Co., Inc., Santa Clara, California

Photography: ©CJBerg

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