Date: 12 February 2021
Transforming an opaque recycling center into a hip, daylit-filled creative office space, Gensler chose Solarban庐 70 glass to glaze large windows, clerestories and skylights for UPCycle in East Austin, Texas, a 2020 American Institute of Architects (AIA) Committee on the Environment (COTE庐) Top Ten Award winner.
Preserving the neighborhood character of Austin鈥檚 vibrant 6th Street corridor, Gensler focused this adaptive reuse project on enhancing the street-level experience with deep, inset porches framed by large operable glass doors. The fenestration, fabricated with 厂辞濒补谤产补苍庐 70 glass, creates inviting indoor/outdoor residential-style porches on the building鈥檚 east fa莽ade, while large, covered patios on the north and south further enhance outdoor connections.
鈥淎 lot of our interventions involved setbacks to create outdoor porches, which allowed us to have covered and shaded big windows,鈥 said Travis Albrecht, AIA, Gensler Studio Director.
In addition, Gensler created a series of skylights along the building鈥檚 east and west sides. Two sets of clerestory windows run through the center on each side of the inverted metal roof. 鈥淭he pop-ups down the center of the building were all about bringing in an abundance of natural light,鈥 Albrecht added.
As the most commonly specified triple-silver-coated glass in the industry, 厂辞濒补谤产补苍庐 70 glass features a transparent color-neutral aesthetic and blocks 73 percent of the sun鈥檚 heat energy while letting in 64 percent of its visible light. Outdoor views are delivered to 91% of UPCycle鈥檚 occupant workstations and predicted lighting power density is just 0.27 watt-per-square-foot (w/sf).
The colorful spacious common areas foster flexibility, openness and collaboration among the facility鈥檚 creative hi-tech tenants. In a post-occupancy survey, building occupants overwhelmingly reported the amount of natural light and views from within the space are their favorite aspects of the building.
For more information about Solarban庐 70 glass and the rest of Vitro Glass鈥檚 full line of architectural glasses, visit or call 1-855-VTRO-GLS (887-6457).

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