Watershed

One of the most sustainable, high-tech buildings in Seattle, Watershed was sold at a record-breaking price in 2021
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Location
Seattle, WA -
Developer
Hess Callahan Partners -
Architect
Weber Thompson -
Project Specifications
66,554 SF



Uber HQ

This 23-story Class A tower will be the future home of 3,000 Uber employees
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Location
Dallas, TX -
Developer
Westdale and KDC -
Architect
Perkins + Will -
Project Specifications
470,000 SF, 23-stories -
Estimated Completion
Q4 2022
Partnering with View gave us an opportunity to deliver a healthier, more sustainable and fundamentally more advanced space. View’s smart windows will help us attract and retain the best talent in the DFW area by creating a comfortable, engaging, and productive work experience.
- AJ Greulich
Head of Workplace, U.S. and Canada Uber

The Eight

This Class-A high-rise office tower is designed for leading companies with light-filled, efficient, and flexible workspaces
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Location
Bellevue, WA -
Developer
Skanska -
Architect
Pickard Chilton -
Project Specifications
541,000 SF, 25-stories
The greater Seattle office sector is booming, and in a post-COVID market, amenities focused on tenant wellness will be more important than ever. Our investment in View Smart Windows furthers Skanska’s commitment to innovation and to enhancing the sustainability of the built environment.
- Murphy McCullough
EVP and Regional Manager, Skanska


Parque Kirkland

The luxury multifamily property leased 50% of its units in 3 months
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Location
Kirkland, WA -
Developer
Henbart -
Architect
Graphite Design Group -
Project Specifications
144,150 SF, 70 units
Partnering with View gives us the opportunity to deliver healthier, more sustainable and more engaging spaces than would otherwise be possible. Based on our positive experience with View at our Lake Union office building, expanding our use of this technology into a residential setting with Parque Kirkland was an obvious choice. We’re thrilled to offer the benefits of View Smart Windows to our residents.
- Mark Craig
President, Henbart LLC



825 Third

Durst transformed this space into a sleek, state-of-the-art office designed for tenant comfort and operational efficiency
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Location
New York, NY -
Developer
The Durst Organization -
Architect
Emery Roth and Sons -
Project Specifications
511,000 SF, 41-stories
With View, we are reimagining the office experience by deploying smart windows that not only provide more natural light and views but also turn into high-definition, transparent, touch displays that enable collaboration through video conferences, digital whiteboards, and entertainment reminiscent of what was once science fiction.
- Jonathan (Jody) Durst
President, The Durst Organization



730 Third Ave

Modern renovation transforms TIAA HQ into a sustainable, modern building with a model post-pandemic work environment
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Location
New York, NY -
Developer
Nuveen Real Estate -
Architect
Gensler -
Project Specifications
665,000 SF, 27-stories
The new 730 Third’s smart glass windows will help provide tenants with a model post-pandemic work experience. It’s hard to overstate the impact that natural light can have on worker productivity, and we think once our tenants enjoy the View experience, they’ll never want to go back to traditional windows.
- Colleen Wenke
Chief Development Officer, Taconic Partners
RXR Optimizes Building Performance and Experience

RXR is one of the largest real estate owners in New York City, with over 25 million square feet of buildings and some of the most iconic skyscrapers in Manhattan such as 75 Rockefeller Plaza, the Helmsley Building, and Starrett Lehigh Building.
Faced with a growing list of point solutions and siloed data sets, RXR embarked on a digital transformation journey to establish a centralized data lake across their operational systems and disparate sensors and develop a unified dashboard to optimize building performance, reduce energy consumption, improve air quality, and track and improve occupant experience.
RXR initially deployed View Building Performance across their entire commercial office portfolio in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to monitor building occupancy levels, indoor air quality performance, and facemask and social distancing compliance. With View, RXR is continuing to activate additional use cases focused on energy reduction, operational efficiency, and enhanced tenant experience.
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Location
New York -
Number of Buildings
26 -
View Products Used
Building Performance
Workplace Experience
At RXR, we have long recognized the transformative value of smart buildings when it comes to giving our customers the environment and the experience to thrive. View provides the enterprise-grade technology backbone that’s needed to easily and securely add new devices and capabilities, as well as the real-time actionable insights needed to capture immediate business value.
- Scott Rechler
Chairman and CEO, RXR
Kilroy Realty Corporation Transforms Building Operations

Historically, the Kilroy Realty Corporation provided access to its building on a building-by-building basis. Every time a third-party building management vendor needed access to service a building automation system (e.g., HVAC, elevator, or security systems), one of Kilroy's internal technicians needed to be onsite at a physical workstation to initiate the third-party user's access. This often led to delayed access and high costs due to technician travel time and resources, and it did little to ensure security or governance of who was accessing systems within Kilroy’s OT network.
Kilroy deployed View Remote Access across their portfolio of over 100 buildings to centrally provision, authenticate, manage, and audit third-party access to building systems. With View, they achieved:
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Location
West Coast -
Number of Buildings
100+ -
View Products Used
Secure Edge
Remote Access
We deployed View Secure Edge and Remote Access in over 100 buildings being served by hundreds of vendors and have been thrilled with the outcome. Our buildings are not only more secure and more unified than ever, but also far more cost-effective to manage. With View, we cut our vendor fees by 75% and realized more than a million dollars in annual operational cost savings.
- Khanh Nguyen
Vice President of Technology, Kilroy Realty
Lake Nona Wave Hotel

The Wave Hotel, billed as “the most technologically advanced hotel in the world,” opened in December 2021. All 234 guest rooms, including 16 one-bedroom suites and two penthouse suites feature floor-to-ceiling View Smart Windows to keep guests cool and comfortable without the need for blinds. Lake Nona Wave Hotel’s use of technology also includes one of the world’s largest fleets of autonomous shuttles, the largest single-use facility of TOTO smart toilets, voice-automated in-room controls, and Rosie, the hotel’s robot butler, who complements food and drink delivery for events.
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Location
Lake Nona, FL -
Developer
Tavistock Development Company -
Project Specifications
234 guest rooms
With the Lake Nona Wave Hotel, we set out to integrate technology and hospitality in ways that delight hotel guests and improve their health and well-being. View Smart Windows align with every dimension of that quest—from delivering an unparalleled guest experience to enhancing guest wellness and improving sustainability.
- Jamie Bruce
Vice President, Hotel Portfolio, Tavistock Development Company




Lake Nona, FL – the nation’s first smart city

With their 17-square-mile, master-planned community in Orlando, Florida, Lake Nona, the Tavistock Development Company set out to build a smart city from the ground up to provide a happier, healthier, and more comfortable life for people who live and work there. View Smart Windows are a “basis of design” for Lake Nona. They have been installed in 13 buildings across the city, including the prestigious Lake Nona Wave Hotel, and will be installed in more than 30 additional buildings.
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Location
Lake Nona, FL -
Developer
Tavistock Development Company -
Project Specifications
Basis of design for entire city
View is a critical part of our strategy to improve how people live, travel, and work.
- Nick Beucher
President, Tavistock Development Company

This sustainable, smart building will serve as Google NYC headquarters
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Location
New York, NY -
Developer
Oxford Properties -
Architect
COOKFOX -
Project Specifications
1.3M sq. ft.
Our vision is to transform this historic waterfront site in the busiest city in North America into a space that is regenerative for people’s health and restores their connection to nature. Natural light and views of the outdoors are key to human wellness. View Smart Windows are integral to our design for one of the healthiest buildings in New York City.
- Rick Cook
Founding Partner, COOKFOX Architects
Amazon

As part of their commitment to employee wellbeing and the Climate Pledge, Amazon is occupying two buildings with View Smart Windows.
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The Artise
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Location
Bellevue, WA -
Developer
Schnitzer West -
Architect
NBBJ -
Project Specifications
605,000 sq. ft., 25 stories -
Estimated Completion
2023
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Mabel
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Location
Redmond, WA -
Developer
Invesco Real Estate -
Architect
SKB Architects -
Project Specifications
137,000 sq. ft.
Our offices provide important spaces for employees to come together to collaborate and invent on behalf of our customers. Innovative solutions like View Smart Windows will help us create modern working environments that prioritize employee wellness and increase the enjoyability of the office environment, all while reducing our carbon footprint.
- John Schoettler
Vice President of Global Real Estate and Facilities, Amazon


111 Wall Street

An extensive renovation will transform this waterfront office tower into a healthier, smart, and more energy-efficient building
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Location
New York, NY -
Developer
Nightingale Properties, Wafra Capital Partners -
Architect
Studios Architecture -
Project Specifications
1.2M sq. ft., 25 stories -
Estimated Completion
2023
We are focused on creating a safe and secure office space that will put employees returning to work at ease. With its numerous health and wellness benefits, incorporating View Smart Windows into the reimagined 111 Wall Street was an obvious choice.
- Michael Gontar
Chief Investment Officer, Wafra Capital Partners
10 World Trade

This uniquely curved lab and Class A office building will be the healthiest and most sustainable building in the heart of Boston’s Seaport District
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Location
Boston, MA -
Developer
Boston Global Investors -
Architect
Sasaki -
Project Specifications
600,000 sq. ft., 17-story -
Est. Completion
2023
With 10 World Trade, we set out to deliver the best overall space in the market. View’s mission and products help to create a truly responsive environment that is smarter, healthier, and more sustainable — and therefore more productive and more enjoyable.
- John Hynes IV
Vice President, Boston Globe Investors (BGI)
Sven

Rooms with View Smart Windows command a $100-150 rent premium
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Location
Long Island City, NY -
Developer
The Durst Organization -
Architect
Handel Architects -
Project Specifications
71 stories, 978,000 sq. ft
Apartments in Sven that have View’s smart windows rent for $100 to $150 a month more than similar dwellings in the building. View has been received really well by prospective renters and those that have started renting in the building.
- Dan Mogolesko
SVP, Residential, Durst





Bower

Bower leased up 20% faster than it was underwritten for
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Location
Boston, MA -
Developer
The Green Cities Company -
Architect
TAT -
Project Specifications
437,000 sq. ft, 312 units
We aim to be environmentally sustainable and have high-performance elements that promote health and wellness. Smart windows are the perfect example of where the two are related. There are benefits to health and wellness, and it cuts the amount of energy being used to heat and cool a building. We will start to see much more of this in buildings.
- Kelly Saito
Managing Partner, The Green Cities Company






Netflix

For their corporate HQ, Netflix chose View Smart Windows to provide employees with a comfortable space without any heat or glare and uninterrupted views to the Santa Cruz Mountains.
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Location
Los Gatos, CA -
Construction
Devcon Construction -
Equity
Sand Hill Property Company -
Architect
F4 Architects -
Project Specifications
Building: 2 buildings; 230,000 sq. ft.
The Boardwalk

Healthpeak's LEED-certified Class A lab and creative office
The Boardwalk is Healthpeak's flagship campus in the core life science market of San Diego. Totaling 195,000 square feet, the campus combines three adjacent Healthpeak holdings activating two land sites through 105,000 square feet of ground-up development. It flanks both sides of an 85,000 square foot property that was redeveloped in 2020. The Boardwalk is a LEED-certified Class A cohesive campus with a first-class amenity package that includes a full-service restaurant, indoor/outdoor meeting areas, View Smart Windows, and a fitness space that takes advantage of the San Diego climate.
Read about The Boardwalk in the San Diego Business Journal – July 20, 2020
- 100% leased to Cooley and Zentalis Pharmaceuticals
- Healthpeak achieved above-market rents and pre-leased the entire campus in less than 9 months*
- Tenants enjoy views of nature and sweeping canyons within the Torrey Pines submarket due to the absence of shades
*Source: CoStar
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Location
San Diego, CA -
Developer
Healthpeak Properties -
General Contractor
Swinerton -
Architect
Ferguson Pape Baldwin Architects -
Leasing Team
CBRE -
Owners Rep
Project Management Advisors, Inc. -
Project Specifications
Building: 195,000 sq. ft.
We view The Boardwalk project to be absolutely world class, second to none in terms of our client base. We think the architecture, the openness of the space and the way the amenities are going to be structured with the way the workforce is evolving in terms of office use, we just think they really hit the target.
- Michael Attansio
Partner-in-Charge – San Diego, Cooley

Facebook employees enjoy an office space with floor-to-ceiling View Smart Windows, providing continuous access to natural light and outdoor views.
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Location
Mountain View, CA -
Developer
The Hanh Company -
Equity
Merlone Geier Partners -
Architect
Devcon -
Project Specifications
Building: 2 buildings; 480,000 sq. ft.
City and County of San Francisco / Related California

New office building in downtown San Francisco for the San Francisco Department of Public Works, Planning, and Building Inspection that chose View Smart Windows to keep their employees healthy and comfortable.
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Location
San Francisco, CA -
Developer
Related California -
General Contractor
Pankow -
Architect
Skidmore Owings & Merrill -
Project Specifications
Building: 465,000 sq. ft.
There were several compelling attributes to View Smart Windows including eliminating glare and hot spots at the building perimeter. As a result, the City expects to have a more efficient utilization on each floor with occupants able to work comfortably without baking in the sun close to the windows.
- Matthew Witte
Principal, Related California
Cape Cod 5

HQ5 – Cape Cod 5’s new headquarters on Route 132 in the town of Barnstable – represents a major, tangible commitment to Cape Cod 5’s customers, communities and employees. This environmentally sensitive campus will provide a technologically-advanced, collaborative and innovative platform from which Cape Cod 5 can continue to expand and evolve its support for customer and community needs through all of its "Five Ways".
The project, which is a partnership between Cape Cod 5, Delbrook|JKS and Brown Lindquist Fenuccio & Raber Architects, Inc., includes an environmentally sensitive 80,000 square foot building designed to be energy efficient, along with an existing 12,000 square foot building which will include a Banking Center.
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Location
Hyannis, MA -
General Contractor
Dellbrook JKS -
Architect
Catalyst Architects -
Project Type
New Construction, Corporate HQ -
Project Specifications
80,000 sq. ft.




Avocet Tower

Delivering Summer 2021
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Location
Bethesda, MD -
Developer
Invesco Real Estate, Stonebridge -
Architect
Pickard Chilton -
Project Specifications
390,000 sq. ft.
Fulton Labs at 1375 West Fulton

Fulton Labs at 1375 W Fulton was designed to enhance well-being and productivity for life science innovators. With View Smart Windows throughout, this world-class 12-story building in Chicago’s Fulton Market area offers comfortable, clean and sustainable workspaces with uninterrupted views of downtown Chicago.
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Location
Chicago, IL -
Developer
Trammell Crow & CBRE Global Investors -
Architect
ESG Architecture & Design -
Project Specifications
300,000 sq. ft.
La Vista

The most luxurious beachfront property in Perdido Key.
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Location
Perdido Key, FL -
Owner/Developer
LaVista PK, LLC -
Architect
Henry H. Norris & Associates -
Project Specifications
100,000 sq. ft.
20-story mid-rise luxury condos
Arizona State University Student Pavilion

ASU brings student activities to life at the largest Net Zero Energy building in Arizona
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Location
Tempe, AZ -
Project Specifications
Building: 75,000 sq. ft.
Advance Auto Parts Tower

Kane Realty partners with View to create a best-in-class work environment rich in natural light and views
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Location
Raleigh, NC -
Owner/Developer
Kane Realty -
Architect
WDG Architect -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
328,600 sq. ft
Natural light brings a healthier environment for everybody. It makes the experience better for the people that are in our office buildings, staying at our hotel, living at our residence or experiencing retail street.
- John M. Kane
Chairman & CEO, Kane Realty Corporation
University of Vermont Medical Center

University of Vermont Medical Center (UVM) chose View to provide smart windows that use predictive intelligence to optimize the amount of natural light and powerful healing properties.
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Location
Burlington, VT -
Project Specifications
Building: 140,000 sq. ft.
Cornerstone II

New Class A office building in Salt Lake City metro area differentiates itself with View Smart Windows
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Location
Cottonwood Heights, Utah -
General Contractor
Big-D Construction -
Architect
Architectural Nexus -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
4-story, 100,000 sq. ft.
We got the second building leased very quickly, mostly before it was complete. We’d like to attribute that in part to View Smart Windows, along with the location and the design of the building.
- Jeff Gochnour
President of Development, Cottonwood Partners
View Smart Windows truly make Cornerstone II a cutting edge building. By putting in windows in the fitness center at Cornerstone I, we were able to show View in full effect with the 4 tint states. The ability to showcase prior to getting the smart windows in the new building was essential to the success of the quick lease up at Cornerstone II.
- Janet West
Principal Broker, Sage Realty Services
Cornerstone is built with exceptional design and a powerful architectural impression. Connected by a curvilinear two–story lobby, Cornerstone I and II are built with sandstone exterior quarried from India and eucalyptus wood and weathered copper interiors. View Smart Window are the digital skin for Cornerstone II. The site also boasts a fitness center with shower facilities, a walking and biking path, on–site dining, and electric vehicle charging.
Cornerstone II leased up before completion, 40% faster than Cornerstone I — a testament to the value of the unobstructed views provided without blinds or shades and thoughtfulness given to the people in the building.
The installation of View Smart Windows speaks to Cottonwood Partners' vision of embracing innovative technology. The smart windows allow occupants to improve their health and personalize their work experience without losing theirs views or connection to the outdoors. View Smart Windows, along with other amenities, including an indoor café, fitness center, and showering facilities exceed the expectations of the modern workforce.
Driven by the high–tech and financial services sectors, Salt Lake City has seen hiring at one of the fastest rates in the country. While the downtown business district appeals to many companies, the submarket in Cottonwood Heights has matured into a premier location for finance, venture capital and high–tech companies.
Cornerstone is an $80 million project with two connected buildings in one of the most distinguished business parks in Cottonwood Heights. Located at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains, only 20 minutes from downtown, Cornerstone has sweeping views of the valley and mountains in all directions. It is conveniently located near I–215, on public transit lines, and yet is only 15 minutes from the ski resorts. The nearby high–end residential neighborhoods allow ease of transportation for corporate executives.


East Carolina University

Cutting edge student center becomes the campus living room
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Location
Greenville, NC -
Construction Manager
T.A. Loving/Barnhill -
Architect
Perkins + Will -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
3-story, 220,000 sq. ft.
I see people personalizing their space more than ever. View Smart Windows are a key component of creating a comfortable living experience here. The connection to the outside helps make this place feel more open to everyone.
- Dean Smith
Director of Student Centers for Student Involvement and Leadership at ECU
The product is great and the advantage of self-tinting windows is huge to the occupants of the building.
- Tom Daniel
Project Manager at T.A. Loving/Barnhill
The inclusion of View Smart Windows is a part of ECU’s vision to embrace innovation and create a modern facility that will stand the test of time. As the premier location for the campus community in a warm climate, interior comfort is essential. The smart windows predictably change their tint state based on the cloud cover and the angle of the sun, thereby reducing the heat and glare coming in. This allows the interior space to be a comfortable and encouraging environment for new relationships and collaborations to grow. In addition to the common area, the conditions in 10+ administrative office space are improved with the smart windows and have eliminated the need for view-blocking blinds and shades.
The innovative technology sparks interest and conversations among existing, prospective students and staff while the intelligent windows quietly weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life.
Founded in 1907, East Carolina University (ECU) is the fourth largest university in North Carolina with approximately 30,000 students. As part of the school's vision to provide a welcoming and engaging community, ECU invested $160 million in replacing the previous Student Center which was originally built in 1974.
The new Main Campus Student Center is a well-needed upgrade that responds to the needs of students and staff. It is a blend of arts, hospitality, and recreation spaces. Some of the architectural features include a state-of-the-art ballroom, a gaming lounge, a jumbo outdoor screen, and a theatre equipped with retractable seating. The 14,000-square-foot ballroom is capable of accommodating around two thousand people, and the 43-foot outdoor screen is the largest video display at any student center in North Carolina. A variety of dining options are available as well, including brand name casual dining and a new bakery.


Churchill Hall

Great companies look for innovative office environments to recruit and retain top talent
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Location
Durham, NC -
Owner
Tri Properties -
Equity Partner
Principal Real Estate Investors -
General Contractor
Clancy & Theys Construction Co -
Architect
Little Diversified -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
5-story, 151,579 sq. ft. -
Sustainability
LEED Gold Core & Shell (anticipated)
We're ahead of schedule on lease up in this building and rents are above our pro forma. We're exceeding our investment team's expectations and View is an integral part of this.
- Greg Sanchez
Managing Director at Tri Properties
We are excited to partner with Tri Properties and employ an innovative approach to improving the tenant experience. Further demonstrating the vision that has made us a leader in the Triangle market, Principal Real Estate Investors and Tri Properties are introducing a state-of-the-art LEED® building completely void of mini-blinds and positioning ourselves as the first landlord that frees tenants from the choice between extreme glare or a wall of blinds.
- Brenda Wadle
Asst. Managing Director, Principal Real Estate Investors
Tenants of the new development, such as Pearson North America, are thrilled to have endless outdoor views, with no blinds or shades. Steve Santana, SVP of Technology at Pearson said, "I've had lots of conversations with employees about our new office and the biggest comment is always about the connection to nature and how much more open they feel to the outside world."
In addition, the inclusion of View Smart Windows was crucial in helping the building achieve LEED Gold pre-certification by decreasing energy consumption 16% and reducing HVAC load requirements by 33 tons.
Principal Real Estate Investors is the dedicated real estate investment group within Principal Global Investors. With six decades of experience, Principal Real Estate Investors manages or sub-advises $74.9 billion in commercial real estate assets, including both public and private equity and debt investments.
Tri Properties has played a significant role in the Research Triangle Park area of Durham, North Carolina commercial real estate marketplace since 1991 by focusing on a foundation of teamwork, results, and integrity. Their development at Imperial Center remains one of the Southeast's largest and most successful business parks, located at the intersection of Interstates 40 and 540 between RTP, Raleigh, Durham, Cary, and the Raleigh–Durham International (RDU) Airport. Tri Properties partnered with Principle Real Estate Investors to develop Churchill Hall at the Imperial Center, to meet the increasing demand from tech tenants for sustainable, healthy, and high-tech workplaces.
Tri Properties selected View for Churchill Hall to provide a workplace that will allow tenants to attract the best employees and keep them excited about coming to work and doing their best every day. Open floorplans with floor to ceiling windows are expected by modern workforces. This made View smart windows an excellent fit for Tri Properties vision and has contributed to faster lease-up and premium rent rates above their investment expectations.


Regeneron HQ

Multi-tenant commercial lab and research building
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Location
Tarrytown, NY -
Project Specifications
78,500 sq. ft.
San Francisco International Airport

View Smart Windows create a modern space with no glare and maximum views for 56 million passengers traveling through San Francisco International Airport.
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Location
San Francisco, CA -
General Contractor
Hensel Phelps and Austin Webcore Joint Venture -
Architect
Gensler/Kuth Raineri and HKS/Woods Bagot/ ED2/ KYA -
Project Specifications
Building: 1.18 million sq. ft.
View Smart Windows are the ideal solution to improve the comfort and travel experience for millions of passengers and thousands of SFO and airline employees by bringing in more natural light into the terminal.
- Kirsten Ritchie
Gensler - San Francisco
Mount Vernon Presbyterian School

View Smart Windows ensure learning spaces have ample natural light and access to views, which has been shown to improve student performance.
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Location
Atlanta, GA -
GC
Hodges & Hicks General Contractors -
Project Specifications
Building: 60,000 sq. ft
This glass should be a standard for any company from an airport to an early learning center. If you’re inside a building, you should have View Smart Windows.
- Dr. Brett Jacobsen
Head of School
We know that natural light makes a huge difference in a learner’s capacity for learning and enjoyment of learning. The View Smart Windows help to bring outside light in.
- Bo Adams
Chief Learning & Innovation Officer


Methodist University Hospital

A day in the life of Methodist University Hospital where View Smart Windows are setting a new standard for patient care while increasing alertness and decreasing fatigue and stress among staff. Hospital employees welcome the hospital saying “no” to blinds, eliminating a source of potential infection. The abundance of optimized natural light provided by View has also reduced patient stays, patients’ depression and agitation, and even eased pain.
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Location
Memphis, TN -
Architect
HKS -
General Contractor
Turner Construction -
Project Specifications
Building: 200,000 sq. ft.
Independent Financial HQ

Vibrant interior sets the tone for high-energy and performance attitudes
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Location
McKinney, TX -
Developer
KDC -
General Contractor
Rogers O'brien Construction Company -
Project Specifications
165,000 sq. ft
iA Financial Group HQ

iA Financial and BlueSky Properties developed this intuitive building with employee-centric well-being as the focus.
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Location
Vancouver, BC, Canada -
Developer
Blue Sky Properties -
Architect
Chris Dikeakos Architects Inc -
GC
Axiom Builders -
Project Specifications
85,000 sq. ft
1155 Avenue of the Americas

The Durst Organization
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Location
New York, NY -
Developer
The Durst Organization -
Architect
Studios Architecture -
GC
Skanska -
Project Specifications
Glass: 3,500 sq. ft


Canada Lands Company

1985 Class A office building in the heart of downtown Toronto
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Location
Toronto, ON, Canada -
Owner/Developer
Oxford Properties Group -
Project Specifications
Building: 17th floor
Tompkins Financial

Leading bank uses View to create welcoming headquarters while protecting sensitive information
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Location
Ithaca, New York -
General Contractor
LeChase Construction -
Architect
HOLT Architects -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
50,000 sq. ft.
View Smart Windows is a high-quality product that is easy to work with. View delivered everything on time including the drawings, cabling and glass, and their field service and project management staff were dependable and responsive throughout the construction process
- Jennifer Miglioratti
Director of Corporate Communications at LeChase
We wanted the unofficial tone and perceptions in the community to be 'that building is where you want to work and that's the place where you want to be.
- Greg Hartz
President & CEO at Tompkins Trust Company
With over 1,500 projects, HOLT Architects has worked on various developments since it was first established in 1963. With more than five decades of experience, the firm brings extensive capabilities with specialized in-depth knowledge.
Founded in 1944, LeChase Construction is a full-service construction management and general construction firm with more than 700 engaged employees. The firm is focused on building long term relationships by strategically partnering with other firms for different project needs.
The Tompkins Trust Company is one of the oldest banks in America. Founded in 1836, it has grown into a billion-dollar company. Tompkins Financial built a new seven story headquarters in its hometown, Ithaca NY, in order to consolidate its scattered offices. The building is designed with a focus on serving the community and enabling better collaboration among employees.
View Smart Windows makes the lobby and teller area feel open and inviting by getting rid of shades, so that customers can see in from the outside, and enjoy plentiful natural light when they are inside. Bank employees can focus on assisting and building trust with customers without being distracted by heat and glare.
One major issue in the design of the new headquarters was the almost-too-close adjacent hotel building, from which people could potentially look into the bank’s back offices. This worried Tompkins executives because of the sensitive financial information that could be compromised. Therefore, the windows facing the adjacent building are always kept tinted. This way private information is protected but the employees can still see outside.

Boston Logan International Airport (Terminal B)

Eliminated original design of external louvers, mechanical sunshades, and fritted glass.
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Location
Boston, MA -
Owner
Massport -
Architect
AECOM -
GC
Turner Construction Company -
Project Specifications
Building: 145,000 sq. ft.


The Grove

View gives Netflix employees the best working environment, free of unwanted glare
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Location
Los Gatos, CA -
Developer
Sand Hill Property Company -
Equity Partner
Carlyle Group -
Architect
Form 4 Architecture -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
Two 4-story buildings; 260,000 sq. ft.
The company was also unhappy about how the shading system impacted the building’s sleek design aesthetic. And when the shades were open in the evenings, nearby residents complained of light pollution.
When the time came to build the second phase, the media technology company, Sandhill and Carlyle decided to install View Smart Windows to address these issues. This decision saved Sandhill $1 million by eliminating the blinds. For occupants, View Smart Windows provide a more comfortable environment that mitigates glare, maximizes daylight, and reduces nighttime light pollution. Most importantly, this high-tech feature is a physical demonstration of the company’s values of curiosity and innovation, which helps them attract talent in the competitive Silicon Valley hiring market.
Founded in 1988, Sand Hill Property Company has developed several billion dollars worth of real estate projects and is now recognized as one of the most reputable and successful real estate investment and development companies in the Silicon Valley.
Sandhill Property Company and Carlyle Group worked closely with a leading online video technology company to deliver a four-building campus that enabled creativity and collaboration. The company needed to expand its offices in Los Gatos, CA in order to handle their fast-growing workforce, which has doubled in the past five years. The buildings are surrounded by redwood trees and overlook the Los Gatos Mountains, providing a scenic feeling despite the urban location. The interior features many flex spaces with whiteboards for brainstorming, glass-walled product testing rooms so employees can see the latest gadgets, and a modular workspace system that can easily be reconfigured.
However, after moving into the first phase of two buildings, employees struggled with glare on their computer screens. The buildings had direct glare 27% of daylight hours. Employees felt the space was still too bright even when there was no direct sun because of the floor to ceiling glass on all four sides. The original shades that let in 5% of outdoor light were insufficient, so they had to install 1% shades. The shades stayed down most the time, and employees were cut off from daylight and the scenic views.

Meacham International Airport

View Smart Windows help Meacham International Airport transform into premium executive airport
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Location
Fort Worth, TX -
Owner/Developer
City of Fort Worth -
General Contractor
Imperial Construction -
Architect
Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford Architects -
Project Type
Renovation -
Project Specifications
58,000 sq. ft.; LEED Silver
We want everyone who’s coming to our facility to be comfortable from start to finish. Prior to renovation, the heat transfer from outside to inside would make the space very hot in the afternoon. With View Smart Windows installed, we don’t have nearly as many problems throughout the building. It’s a more comfortable space being able to look out and see the beautiful air field we have here at Meacham.
- Joe Hammond
Airport Supervisor, Meacham International Airport
The incorporation of View Smart Windows was crucial in helping Meacham airport to elevate its brand and transform the traveling experience. Executive travelers at Meacham experience open daylit spaces without shades and can see an innovative technology in action.
Founded in 1963, Hahnfeld Hoffer & Stanford is an established architectural, master planning and interior design service in Fort Worth. With decades of experience, the firm is relationship-centric and has extensive knowledge across a range of projects across industries.
Located just outside of Fort Worth, Texas, Meacham International Airport is transforming from a regional airport to a premium executive airport, but its building was out of date. The terminal building was built in 1968 and was last renovated in the 1980s. A major renovation effort was launched in 2015 to redesign and upgrade the main terminal building. A third floor encompassing 23,000 square feet was added, featuring a high-tech conference center area that is suited for business conferences and private events.
This exciting transformation at Meacham, however, faced challenges to creating a truly comfortable, premium experience. Due to the location, abundant sunshine in Texas often becomes a burden because of the strong glare that is especially blinding during the first and last hours of sunlight. Additionally, in face of the summer heatwaves in Texas, View Smart Windows help the airport obtain LEED Silver and become more energy efficient by reducing HVAC cost.

Hackley School

Independent K-12 School builds award-winning athletics and community center.
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Location
Tarrytown, NY -
General Contractor
Consigli -
Architect
Architectural Resources Cambridge -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
100,000 sq. ft.
The design intent for this project was to really take advantage of the beautiful setting of the Hackley campus. We wanted to take advantage of as many window openings and connections to the surrounding landscape as possible and bring natural light in every area we could. The core goal of the project is to make you feel a connection to outside anywhere you are in the building... We want to have View Smart Windows in all of our projects but it is even more critical in this health and wellness center where that is a core component of the function of the building.
- Peter Reiss
Associate Principal, Achitectural Resources Cambridge
Lighting in general has been a huge boon for this building. When we were planning for the building, I’d look at elevations and see windows but I had no appreciation for the amount of natural light that would be in this building. It (View Dynamic Glass) makes the building an open, wonderful spot.
- Peter McAndrew
Director of Finance and Campus Planning, Hackley School
The glass also ensures ample natural light and access to views, which has been shown to improve student performance. Students in classrooms with high levels of daylight exhibited 20% to 26% faster learning rates than those with low levels of daylight1. In addition, View also helped the center win the Best K-12 Education Project in New York by the Engineering News-Record (ENR) New York.
Founded in 1969, Architectural Resources Cambridge is an award-winning architectural, planning and interior design firm dedicated to promoting sustainable and healthful environments as well as improving the building’s overall performance. As one of the largest general contractors in the Northeast, Consigli was first established in 1905 and now has more than eight regional offices.
Hackley School is an independent private college preparatory school that was established in 1899 and is now home to more than 800 K-12 students. As a part of the school’s vision to promote health and wellness, Hackley recently developed the Walter C. Johnson Center, a brand new 115,000+ square foot multi-purpose facility with views to the wooded landscape. The center hosts Hackley’s exceptional physical education and athletics program, and features sunlit common areas, a healthy cafe, an 8-lane swimming pool and 3 classrooms. Its design reflects the school’s deep commitment to building and sustaining strong community among students, faculty, and staff.
A major design challenge for the Johnson Center was the lighting condition in the space. Due to its location next to the pool and without any adjacent buildings, the building would get reflected glare and excessive heat that would make the space near the windows almost unbearable. By intelligently managing daylight in the new facility, View Dynamic Glass protects students and staff from unwanted heat and glare. This creates more usable space - for example, the fitness equipment is lined up directly against the windows.

Clovis Community Conference Center

For Clovis Community Center, View Smart Windows made all the difference in design flexibility, energy savings, and providing comfort for patients, staff and guests.
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Location
Fresno, CA -
Architect
Henderson Architectural Group -
General Contractor
Clark Construction -
Project Type
New Installation -
Project Specifications
Glass: 4,345 sq. ft.
2017 North Mendell

Century-old warehouse transformed into high tech office building
Project Specs
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Location
Chicago, IL -
Owner/Developer
Baker Development Corporation -
General Contractor
Klein Construction -
Architect
MSRA Architects -
Project Specifications
4 stories, 70,000 sq. ft.
What defines Class A for high tech corporate users looking to attract the best and brightest? Class A buildings today have a lot more glass, a lot more technology. Obviously View Smart Windows play into all of this and it gets to the comfort of those tenants.
- Daniel Slack
Principal, Baker Development
View Smart Windows are a really nice solution that tempers the light but leaves the views as open as possible. As the first ones in, we are setting a tone for the neighborhood, holding on to that industrial flavor but making it a cool tech office.
- Michael Semenzon
Principal, MRSA Architects & Planners
Baker Development selected View Smart Windows to make the building stand out as a high-tech, healthy and enjoyable place for entrepreneurs to work. The tenant spaces also have fiber optic cables, an air filtration system and redundant security systems. The building’s 25-foot-tall lobby doubles as an art gallery, it has a rooftop lounge, bicycle parking and dedicated food truck spots. Tenants can provide design input on turn-key spaces, enabling them to spend more time on their business. Best of all, View Smart Windows will allow people to be inspired by the unbeatable views of the city skyline without blinds or dealing with uncomfortable heat and glare or outside noise.
Established in 1985, Baker Development Corporation is an experienced, privately-owned real estate development company. Virtually integrated in every class of real estate, Baker is recognized for its many award-winning properties and diverse portfolio while creating high levels of engagement with the end-user.
Businesses are increasingly willing to consider locations outside of the traditional downtown office core if they can find best-in-class buildings with public transit access and walkable amenities. Baker Development saw potential for this kind of destination in an abandoned, century-old distribution warehouse in Lincoln Yards, a newly-branded sub-market of Lincoln Park. While the Lincoln Park neighborhood has a thriving residential, shopping and dining scene, the blocks along the Riverfront were a gritty, underutilized industrial neighborhood. The adaptive reuse of 2017 North Mendell into a high-tech Class A office building is helping transform the area.

HPE Global HQ

HPE chose this state-of-the-art building for their new headquarters because of the unobstructed views and increased access to daylight for 1000+ employees using View Smart Windows.
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Location
San Jose, CA -
Developer
Steelwave Development -
Investment Partners
USAA Real Estate Company; Teacher Retirement System of Texas -
Architect
LARGE Architecture -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
Building: Two 6-story buildings, 457,000 total sq. ft.
View Smart Windows saves energy and operating expenses, affording building occupants an enhanced work place environment with unobstructed views and access to natural daylight. We are excited to prove this concept, and to potentially implement View Smart Windows on future projects.
- Dirk Mosis
Executive Managing Director, USAA Real Estate
AC Hotel

Atlanta Lifestyle Hotel adopted View Smart Windows to differentiate itself on guest experience.
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Location
Atlanta, GA -
Owner
Noble Investment Group -
Developer
Design Continuum -
General Contractor
Winter Construction -
Architect
Cooper Carry -
Project Specifications
6-story, 78,000 sq. ft.; LEED Silver
We were one of the first hotels to go all in on View. In ways that other hotels cannot... We took curtains out of the fitness center, back offices and pool area and permanently program the glass to run on the darkest tint. This allows us to create a wellness experience for our guests.
- Matt Parsons
General Manager, AC Hotel
The potential and possibilities of View Dynamic Glass are endless. Whatever the hour it is, the glass adjusts automatically to let in the most sunlight possible while reducing glare. View Dynamic Glass helped us get the LEED Silver certification for this project.
- Matthew Carr
Senior Associate & Project Architect, Cooper Carry
The AC Hotel also removed all curtains from the fitness center and pool, and programmed View to stay tinted at all times. This prevents people from looking inside, while guests enjoy unobstructed views out. In addition, AC Lounge that is adjacent to the outdoor pool is more comfortable without dealing with glare off the pool or having to pull shades down.
Founded in 1960, Cooper Cary is a creative architectural design firm that seeks to create spaces that unit the experience of indoors and out. With a strong focus on connectivity, Cooper Cary is a mix-used firm that is sustainably aware and looks to influence the design of the world for the better.
The Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta is known as the “Beverly Hills of the East” with elegant homes on landscaped streets, as well as independent art galleries, upscale retail and trendy restaurants and bars. Marriott’s AC Hotel in Buckhead delivers a boutique hotel experience that primarily serves and attracts millennials. But with 11 other 3-4-star hotels in the immediate area, their design had to go above and beyond. The hotel installed View Dynamic Glass to provide guests with the best high tech, luxury experience.
Guests judge hotels primarily based on the room quality. At the AC Hotel Atlanta Buckhead, guests walk into rooms filled with natural daylight, including bathrooms which are often poorly lit. View intelligence helps ensure the room is always at a comfortable temperature. And guests can adjust the window tint, allowing a new level of personalized experience.

Sunset Ridge Middle School

View Smart Windows contribute to the school's learning environment.
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Location
Northfield, IL -
Architect
Wight & Company -
GC
Pepper Construction Group -
Project Specifications
Building: 5,000 sq. ft.


Exo Apartments

Exo residents ranked View as the #1 amenity factoring into their decision to renew their lease.
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Location
Reston, VA -
Developer
Greystar -
Architect
R2L Architects -
Project Specifications
Two 16-story buildings, 424,000 sq. ft
When I moved to this apartment, the lighting was a big deal for me. It gave me peace of mind, something I hadn’t had in a long time. I used to only be able to sleep for three hours a day, now I can sleep for eight or more. It’s awesome.
- Jazmine
Exo resident






Charlotte Douglas International Airport (Concourse A)

View Smart Windows created a state-of-the-art space for 46M passengers and 18,000 airport employees with controlled glare and maximum views
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Location
Charlotte, NA -
Owner
City and County of Charlotte -
General Contractor
Turner Construction Co. -
Architect
Perkins + Will -
Project Specifications
Glass: 35,000 sq. ft.
We pride ourselves on providing an exceptional passenger experience, and this study shows that our new facilities are helping achieve that mission. As airports increasingly look to instill confidence in the travel experience, it is clear that concourse design is key to ensuring satisfaction.
- Haley Gentry, Aviation Director
Charlotte Douglas International Airport


Town Place

Located at the heart of downtown Pittsburgh
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Location
Pittsburgh, PA -
Owner/Developer/Architect/GC
Kossman Development Company


Glen Ellyn Police Department

View Smart Windows provide a secure and comfortable environment for officers and visitors
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Location
Glen Ellyn, IL -
Owner
Village of Glen Ellyn -
GC
Leopardo Companies Inc -
Architect
Dewberry -
Project Specifications
Building: 29,000 sq. ft.
Hilton Hotel and Resorts

Located in a desert climate with tremendous thermal loads, the Hilton Universal City’s $7 million energy efficiency retrofit project relied on View Smart Windows to help increase guests’ comfort and overall experience while reducing energy, operating and maintenance costs, and adhering to the “Hilton global standards" of sustainability and design.
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Location
Los Angeles, CA
We used to dread working during hot weekends, but now our lobby area is nice and cool with no glare.
- Mark Davis
General Manager
Civica Cherry Creek

JP Morgan, CalSTRS and Schnitzer West deliver Denver's most enlightened office experience featuring View Smart Windows
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Location
Denver, CO -
Owner
Schnitzer West -
Developer
Schnitzer West -
Equity Partner
JP Morgan Asset Management, CalSTRS -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
7 stories, 112,000 rentable sq. ft. -
LEED certification
LEED Silver (anticipated)
JP Morgan and CalSTRS view principled investment as part of our fiduciary responsibility. Our team selected View Smart Windows because they enable a more sustainable building, while offering a first-class amenity to tenants – demonstrating that investment in leading technology can result in higher performing assets.
- Eric Johnson
Managing Director at JP Morgan Asset Management
Civica Cherry Creek is an innovative next-generation office building designed to create a more comfortable, productive and creative workplace experience. View Smart Windows introduce a new level of functionality and wellness that will redefine tenant expectations of a class A office experience in Denver.
- Doug Zabel
Managing Partner at Schnitzer West
Schnitzer West is a fast-growing real estate investment, development and property management company. The firm has a reputation for creating innovative work spaces, and for its value-creation approach to property management. JP Morgan is one of the largest asset and wealth managers in the world, with assets under management of $1.7 trillion. The company has a long-standing commitment to corporate citizenship and advancement of sustainable solutions. CalSTRS is the largest educator-only pension fund in the world, and the second largest pension fund in the U.S., with an investment portfolio valued at approximately $208.7 billion. Stewardship is one of CalSTRS core values, and sustainable objectives are fully integrated into its business practices and investment decisions.
Schnitzer West and its equity partners, JP Morgan Asset Management and the California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS), jumped at the chance to enter the premium Cherry Creek market. Cherry Creek is the premier luxury shopping and dining neighborhood in Denver and one of the most visited areas in Colorado. It offers a premium mall with retailers such as Neiman Marcus and Louis Vuitton, and 16 blocks of boutiques, art galleries and restaurants, but few modern office buildings. The Civica Cherry Creek project draws from the best amenities and services offered by the hospitality industry to create a workspace that enriches both work and life. The building features a Great Room with flexible workspaces, a rooftop terrace with unobstructed views of downtown, a state of the art conference and training center, indoor and outdoor fireplaces, a bike room with showers and towel service, private wine lockers and five-star concierge service. View Dynamic Glass was selected as part of the effort to redefine the future of workspaces. By eliminating blinds, View will help the tenants get more of what they are paying for – panoramic views of downtown Denver and the Rockies. With View, tenants will enjoy abundant natural light, unprecedented control of their workspace, and a greener, more energy-efficient building. Schnitzer West features the benefits of View Glass in its marketing materials and as the “grand finale” on the leasing tour. The project delivered in March 2018.


Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

View Smart Windows created a state-of-the-art space for 69M passengers and 60,000 airport employees with controlled glare and maximum views
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Location
Dallas / Fort Worth, TX -
Project Specifications
6,000,000 sq. ft.
DFW Airport’s commitment to providing an elevated passenger experience is as strong as our focus on finding new technologies and solutions that support sustainable methods to achieve that goal. Our partnership with View is an example of finding innovative answers that improve the passenger experience, proactively provide more efficient energy usage, and reduce our carbon footprint.
- Sean Donohue, CEO
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
N6 Lofts

Brooklyn warehouse to office conversion attains Manhattan rents and beats comps by $11/sq. ft.
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Location
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY -
Owner
GFP Real Estate (f.k.a Newmark Holdings) -
Developer
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank -
Architect
Fifield Piaker Elman Architects -
Project Type
Renovation -
Project Specifications
5 stories; 31,000 rentable sq. ft.
N6 Lofts is designed to be a creative hub that empowers tenants to work comfortably in a restored historic building. Natural light plays a key role in driving this creativity and comfort. By using breakthrough technology from View, we offer our tenants benefits that no other commercial building in New York can match, and also reduce our energy consumption by 20 percent from reduced HVAC and lighting costs.
- Eric Gural
Co-Chief Executive Officer, GFP Real Estate
We’ve always wanted our office space in Williamsburg to embody our company’s unique culture and that was hard to do in a shared office space. Natural light was at the top of the list of must-have amenities. With loft style space, light-filled open floor plans and high ceilings, N6 was the perfect choice. View Smart Windows give us the comfort of optimal natural light without heat and glare and the flexibility of working anywhere at any time of the day in the office. View Smart Windows were most certainly a part of our decision in signing a lease here, and the experience has far surpassed our expectation since we moved in. It is amazing.
- Adam Gorode
Co-Founder and CEO, AGW Group
Most importantly, this ultra-modern amenity has helped attract forward-thinking tenants. The building is asking $11 higher rent than other office conversions in the neighborhood, many of which have views of Manhattan and are closer to retail and restaurants. Tenants began leasing space before renovations were complete. The anchor tenant, AGW, is a fast-growing marketing and communications agency that had outgrown their co-working space.
GFP Real Estate is a vertically integrated real estate owner and manager. With more than 44 buildings totaling roughly 13 million square feet of space, GFP is recognized for its diverse portfolio of properties. The firm is now one of the top private owners of commercial real estate, serving as a landlord to more than 2,700 tenants throughout every Manhattan office market, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Long Island City.
When GFP Real Estate acquired this century-old warehouse building, they were making a bet that creative companies would want office space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Over the past 20 years, Williamsburg has transformed from an industrial and immigrant area to one of the city’s hottest destinations for young people, with apartments, trendy boutiques, restaurants, music and art, but no office buildings until recently.
GFP completely transformed the industrial building into a state-of-the-art workplace for tech-savvy tenants. It offers full-floor boutique lofts that enable flexibility and efficiency while retaining the architecture’s historic character. GFP selected View Smart Windows to maximize daylight in the space, which has relatively small window openings but high ceilings. It will also save energy and improve the comfort and wellness of occupants.

Erlanger Children’s Hospital Outpatient Center

World-class pediatric treatment and cancer care center sets a new benchmark for children’s healthcare
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Location
Chattanooga, TN -
Owner
Erlanger Health System -
Architect
HKS -
General Constructor
McCarthy Building Companies -
Project Specifications
100,000 sq. ft.
Delaware Area Career Center

High School & Continuing Education for adults
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Location
Delaware, OH -
Owner/Developer
Delaware Area Career Center -
Architect
AR Design -
General Contractor
Elford Inc -
Project Specifications
Building: 202,000 sq. ft.
Lake Union Building

Renovation with View Smart Windows restored iconic views to Lake Union and reduced overwhelming heat and glare
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Location
Seattle, WA -
Owner/Developer
Henbart LLC -
General Contractor
Foushee & Associates -
Project Type
Renovation -
Project Specifications
7 stories, 69,000 rentable sq. ft. -
Sustainability
LEED Gold EBOM, 2015 Visionary Award for Energy
In addition to the beautiful views and natural daylight benefits that View Smart Windows offer, our work environment helps our people be more productive and excited to come to work. The high tech look and feel has been great and we experience a significant improvement in temperature inside the space. We were thinking about moving out, but now we’ve decided to extend our lease.
- Mark Spagnola
Owner of Portfolio Communications, a tenant of Lake Union building
The building’s leasing team has seen an overwhelmingly positive response on tours when pointing out the features and discussing how this product can impact a prospective tenant’s future work space. View Smart Windows are the perfect product to allow natural light to pass through these tenants’ spaces, maintain exceptional views without having to draw blinds, and mitigate temperature changes in their offices.
- Jake Bos
Vice President, Kidder Matthews
In order to modernize the building and compete for top tech sector tenants, Henbart, the owner, replaced the entire façade. View Smart Windows not only addressed the comfort issues, but also restored the stunning views of the lake and beyond by dispensing with blinds and shades, and helped brand the building as high-tech and innovative. As a result of the retrofit, The Lake Union Building has achieved 18% energy savings over the original single pane glass, was awarded the 2015 Visionary Award for Energy by the Seattle 2030 District, and has received LEED Gold EBOM certification in 2017. In addition, several tenants have renewed their leases and two vacant floors have been leased.
Henbart LLC is a Seattle based real estate company that develops, owns and manages commercial and residential properties in the Pacific Northwest with the aim to add value to a neighborhood and the greater community. The company offers nearly a century of experience in the acquisition and development of real estate with the ability to hold assets long term and maintain hands-on management.
The Lake Union Building has an enviable location on the edge of the water in the heart of Seattle’s booming tech district, blocks from Amazon headquarters and many bustling shops and restaurants. The almost 50-year-old building was experiencing glare during 50% of daylight hours. Because the building was originally clad with single pane windows, both heating in summer and cooling in winter were very inefficient. In addition, tenants struggled with “double glare” directly from the sun and reflected off the lake, leading many to keep their shades down all the time.

Durham Innovation District

Longfellow Real Estate Partners
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Location
Durham, NC -
Owner
Longfellow Real Estate Partners -
Architect
Duda Paine -
General Contractor
Negotiated General Contractor -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
338,998 sq. ft.
Overstock.com Headquarters

Overstock.com’s new corporate campus features one of the world’s largest installations of View Smart Windows. Overstock’s commitment to smart windows reflects the emerging trend among forward-thinking corporations to build cutting-edge headquarters that embrace both employee wellness and environmental sustainability.
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Location
Midvale, UT -
Architect
EDA Architects, Inc. -
Developer
Gardner Company -
General Contractor
Okland Construction -
Project Specifications
230,000 sq. ft.
Overstock.com has helped customers save millions of dollars and has since become a leading online retailer. Named one of America’s most trustworthy companies by Forbes, Overstock is deeply committed to the wellbeing and productivity of its employees, which was a key criteria when designing their new corporate campus. Overstock aims to attract and retain the best talent, and cultivate a unique work environment for these top-notch employees to thrive. As part of this objective, the 230,000 SF office features a panoramic view of scenic Salt Lake Valley. Rather than obstruct it with blinds, CEO Patrick Byrne wanted a solution that kept his employees connected with the view while still remaining comfortable.
About 30,000 SF of View Smart Windows are installed in the iconic building, which automatically adjusts to maximize natural daylight while keeping employees comfortable and shielding glare from their eyes and computer screens. View Smart Windows eliminate the cost of traditional blinds, as well as potential downsizing of the cooling system by 21%.
Overstock understands the importance of attracting and retaining the best talent. Incorporating innovative technologies such as View Smart Windows in its campus helps the company with this effort. “View Smart Windows are one of the major showpieces of our new headquarters and yet another reason Overstock is the most exciting place to work in Utah” says Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne. “More daylight translates to more creative, innovative, and optimistic employees.” For Overstock, the cost of the glass is far outweighed by worker satisfaction. “Our annual payroll is $100 million,” Byrne says. “If we can do something that makes people 2% more efficient, then that is worth $2 million.” View is thrilled to play a key role in achieving Overstock’s objectives by admitting abundant natural light to fuel creativity, innovation and productivity.
CODA Tech Square

Midtown Atlanta‘s Tech Square
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Location
Atlanta, GA -
Developer/Architect
Protman Holdings -
Project Specifications
770,000 sq. ft.
Delta Sky Club (SEA-TAC Airport)

View reclaims stunning Mount Rainier views with no shades
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Location
Seattle, WA -
Owner
Delta Air Lines -
Architect
ECH Architects -
GC
PCL Construction Services -
Project Specifications
58,000 sq. ft.
CenturyLink Technology Center

A telecommunications giant with a grand vision provides space that encourages employees to create a new generation of innovative products and services. View Smart Windows provide a clear source of inspiration.
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Location
Monroe, LA -
Architect
Moody Nolan -
General Contractor
Yates Construction
CenturyLink’s vision is to build facilities that will stimulate and inspire talent while preserving resources and leaving a small environmental footprint. We immediately saw the fit of View Smart Windows in our facility and have been impressed with View’s ability to execute this project successfully.
- Wolfgang Wiewel
Director of Corporate Facilities, CenturyLink
Every architect dreams of designing buildings that harmonize with the environment and provide the best occupant experience. Dynamically adjusting window glass has been known to be the game-changer in building design, but remained the ‘technology of the future’ for a long time. We are pleased that View has executed on its product and operations to make this remarkable product the ‘technology of the present.’ We are excited to be designing multiple projects with View Smart Windows as the basis of design.
- Dan Picket
Principal Architect, Moody Nolan
CenturyLink, Inc., one of the largest telecommunications companies in the United States, opened the new CenturyLink Technology Center of Excellence facilities with a technology research and development lab, a network operations center and a collaborative office and meeting space.
“We expect the center to spur innovation, idea generation and problem-solving that will benefit our customers, our employees and the communities we serve,” says CEO and President Glen F. Post, III.
CenturyLink uses its new facilities to show employees and customers its commitment to excellence. CenturyLink chose advanced electrochromic technology that aligns with its vision of making the center as technologically advanced as possible. The facility was designed and built to meet LEED Silver certification.
The building incorporates 37,000 square feet of View Smart Windows, making this facility the single largest installation of intelligent, electrochromic glass in the country.
View Smart Windows leverage nanotechnology and pre-programmed intelligence to tint windows and skylights automatically in response to outside conditions and user preferences, eliminating the need for blinds or shades, providing enhanced occupant experience, increasing daylighting while preserving the view, and improving energy efficiency.
Humber River Hospital

Reinventing patient care. It’s the focus at Humber River Hospital, one of Canada’s largest acute-care hospitals and the first fully digital hospital in North America. Integral to its vision of improving patient well-being, energy efficiency and environmental sustainability is 26,000 square feet of View Smart Windows.
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Location
Toronto, Canada -
Architect
HDR -
General Contractor
PCL
HRH’s goal is nothing short of revolutionizing patient care. “The new Humber River Hospital is a shared goal for a modern, high-quality hospital,” says Mario Sergio, a former member of provincial parliament.
Part of HRH’s aspiration is to have a patient-focused building design, eliminating the existing motorized blind system. Hospital design teams recognize that natural daylighting helps improve patients’ sleep patterns and quality of sleep. Research also shows that exposure to natural light and views of the outdoors reduces patients’ depression and agitation—and can even ease pain.
Hospital staff benefit too, because natural light increases alertness and effectiveness while decreasing fatigue and stress.
The hospital seeks to be a model of environmental sustainability. HRH’s goal is to use 40 percent less energy than what is mandated by national energy standards to achieve annual savings of $1 per square foot in utility costs.
As one of the largest installations of smart glass in the world, almost 26,000 square feet of View Smart Windows are installed using panels as large as 5-feet by 7-feet. The View Smart Windows tie into the hospital's building management system and View's intelligent controls automatically tint the glass panels to maintain an optimum interior environment.
A successful building design meets both energy usage and patient-focused objectives. HRH is an energy-efficient, state-of-the-art digital hospital, providing a tranquil setting for patients, families and staff.
The Lory Student Center at CSU

Colorado State University (CSU) completed a major renovation of the Lory Student Center using View Smart Windows to connect the campus community with panoramic views of the nearby Rocky Mountains and to create a more flexible, energy-efficient space.
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Location
Fort Collins, CO -
Architect
Perkins + Will -
General Contractor
Saunders Construction, Inc
Over 20,000 people pass through the Lory Student Center (LSC) every day, making the more than 50-year-old building one of the busiest locations in northern Colorado. The LSC is the hub of activity on campus for students, faculty and staff; it houses student services, dining facilities, stores, meeting rooms, ballrooms, art galleries and a theater.
To keep up with the needs of a growing student body, attract new students and address an aging HVAC system, CSU renovated the 160,000 SF structure and added nearly 70,000 square feet to the center. The university’s goal was to create a flexible-use space, improve energy performance and keep people connected to the outside vistas, which include a lagoon, outdoor amphitheater, sculpture garden and the Rocky Mountains.
The architecture firm of Perkins + Will designed a modern, multi-use building that includes almost 3,000 square feet of View Smart Windows.
When the renovated student center held its grand opening in January 2015, the campus community stepped into an ultra-modern space with floor-to-ceiling intelligent windows in the ballroom, dining areas, student lounges and other shared areas.
During the daytime, the west-facing side of the building receives direct sunlight 40 percent of the time—about 2,000 hours annually. With View Smart Windows, students and faculty can enjoy the natural light without the downsides of heat and glare.
The architect designed moveable walls in the ballroom to accommodate multiple events simultaneously. View Smart Windows improve the use of the flexible floor space because people can sit comfortably next to the ballroom windows. Building staff can adjust the glass tint to suit people’s needs or allow the glass to tint predicatively. “The adaptive technology of the glass allows the room to moderate itself,” according to CSU Event Services.
University of Massachusetts Amherst

University of Massachusetts, maximizes daylight and reduces glare
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Location
Amherst, MA -
General Contractor
Suffolk Construction, Inc. -
Glazier
R&R Window -
Architec
Leers Weinzapfel
View Smart Windows will be an important part of how students will design and construct green buildings in the future.
- Kumble Subbaswamy
UMass Amherst Chancellor
The University of Massachusetts Amherst (CSU) was completed in January 2017. The Design Building will serve as a living laboratory and teaching tool for the next generation of architects, and is home to 3 inter-related departments – Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Building Construction Technology – that have been co-located to foster collaboration and teamwork.
CIRI Fireweed Business Center

CIRI is Southcentral Alaska’s largest private landowner with approximately 1.3 million acres of land. CIRI chose View Smart Windows for their innovative Fireweed Business Center to maintain a connection to the sweeping views of the Cook Inlet and Chugach Mountains.
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Location
Anchorage, AK -
Architect
RIM Architects -
General Contractor
Davis Constructors & Engineers, Inc. -
Project Type
New Installation -
Project Specifications
104,000 sq. ft.
Located on the site of the historic Fireweed Theater, the Fireweed Business Center is a 104,000 square foot facility in Anchorage. Productivity and comfort are the primary objectives for the occupants of the eight-floor business center. The city of Anchorage experiences up to 22 hours of daylight in the summer and low glare-inducing sun angles during the winter. Both solar and glare control were critical. However, solving these issues with conventional blinds would mean blocking the stunning views of the outdoors that are a source of inspiration and motivation for all Alaskans.
“CIRI wanted to develop a building that was not just about a square office space,” says Chad Nugent, Project Manager for CIRI. “It was very important to reduce glare, solar gain and the feeling of hot spots.”
Along with other technologies such as light diffusing and vacuum insulated panels, over 13,000 square feet of View Smart Windows are installed on the majority of the vertical glazing of the south, west, and east façades.
“The low sun angle presents glare issues for building occupants,” says James Dougherty, Managing Principal for RIM Architects. “If you want to enjoy the view but not have the glare, it presents a real challenge. So, View Smart Windows, through their automatic controls can regulate the glare, but still preserve the fantastic view of this land that we love.”
Views and connection to the outdoors are preserved with View Smart Windows, creating an enhanced work environment for all occupants. According to an initial energy and benefits model, View Smart Windows will enable a 22 percent reduction in peak-cooling load, allowing for a smaller overall HVAC system. 3,105 annual hours of potential glare are mitigated with a solution that allows occupants to keep the view while blocking the glare.
“The views from the building are just absolutely gorgeous,” says Brian Stump, Architect for RIM Architects. “Not having to pull down shades in front of that view is just going to be fantastic for the occupants.”
Helmerich Center for American Research

The mission of the Helmerich Center for American Research is to preserve and promote the art, history, and culture of the Americas. View Smart Windows allow visitors to experience history while connecting them to the very landscape from which a part of that history originated, all while protecting priceless museum artifacts from sun damage.
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Location
Washington, D.C. -
Architect
Hastings + Chivetta -
General Contractor
Key Construction -
Glazier
Apax Glass
The new 25,000 square foot addition is part of Tulsa’s Gilcrease Museum, which houses the most comprehensive collection of art and artifacts of the American West. It is one of the country’s leading facilities involved in the preservation of American art and history. The center hosts visiting faculty and students from around the world and promotes scholarly research. Its gathering spaces provide opportunities for seminars, lectures and exhibitions.
The museum envisioned a space that would offer unobstructed views of the outside and allow ample natural daylight to give the center an airy, open feel. The challenge was to create a picture-perfect transition between the outdoors and the interior, without promoting heat, glare and harmful UV rays that can damage the invaluable historical artifacts on display.
View Smart Windows enclose the north, east and west facades of the facility and automatically adjusts window tint based on sun exposure. Without View Smart Windows, the museum would have needed to install internal roller shades, which would have blocked the inspirational views and created a completely different visitor experience than envisioned by the architect and the museum.
With View Smart Windows installed, the Helmerich Center maintains a connection with the outdoors and creates a bright and welcoming environment—all while reducing solar heat and glare. The superior UV properties of the View Smart Windows block 97–99 percent of UV radiation, helping to shield the facility’s artifacts and furnishings from damage and fading.
Roosevelt High School

Roosevelt High School was built in 1932. It has undergone a $121 million renovation. The centerpiece is a new enclosed, central atrium that serves as the heart of the campus. View Smart Windows were chosen as the solution for the skylight – over 7,200 SF of View Smart Windows cover the atrium, reducing heat and glare and keeping students and staff comfortable throughout the year.
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Location
Washington, D.C.
DPR Construction Headquarters

DPR Construction wanted its new building to be the greenest in the city, as well as serve as a showcase for their customers. They chose View Smart Windows to deliver comfort and solar control while saving energy.
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Location
San Francisco, CA -
Architect
FME Architecture + Design -
General Contractor
DPR Construction -
Glazier
Colliers Warehouse
DPR Construction is a national builder specializing in complex sustainability projects. Their vision was to design San Francisco’s first Net-zero energy office and use it to demonstrate the functionality and benefits of sustainable technologies. DPR’s customers include leading companies whose mission is to change the world by inventing new technologies, making new discoveries and manufacturing new medicines.
It was important for DPR that their new office be a living endorsement of these technologies. By making the new office a living embodiment of DPR’s commitment to innovative building solutions, such as electrochromic glass, the company encourages its customers to embrace these same energy-efficient technologies for themselves. “They can see, touch and feel the technology we are recommending for their projects,” said Ted Van Der Linden, Director of Sustainability at DPR Construction.
DPR faced challenges in controlling light and temperature in their new space, which features a 720 square foot skylight. Not only did they need to reduce the heat entering the building, they also had major glare problems affecting workstations on the building’s second floor. View Smart Windows were the chosen technology to control glare and minimize solar heat gain while still letting in the natural light people prefer.
The building had been using an average of 10,500 kilowatt hours per month, but thanks to View Smart Windows and other innovative technologies, DPR dramatically reduced its energy costs, from about $1,800 a month down to only about $20 per month. “View Smart Windows are one of the critical elements modulating the amount of light entering the space and controlling the heat gain,” says Van Der Linden.
Methodist Olive Branch Hospital

Compassion and faith form the cornerstone of Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare, a not-for-profit healthcare system. Its newest hospital in Olive Branch combines these long-standing principles with a high tech twist using View Smart Windows.
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Location
Olive Branch, MS -
Architect
Gresham Smith & Partners -
General Contractor
Turner Construction -
Glazier
BHN Corporation
Considered a suburb of Memphis, the northern Mississippi town of Olive Branch, just over the border from Tennessee, has experienced a population boom. According to Bloomberg, it was the fastest growing city in the country between 1990 and 2010.
To care for this growing community, Methodist Healthcare decided to build a hospital in the town. When it opened in August 2013, Methodist Olive Branch Hospital was the first newly licensed hospital in the state of Mississippi in 25 years. The most prominent architectural component of the five-story, 100-bed hospital is a south- and west-facing glass atrium that spans the full height of the building.
During the design phase, the hospital initially considered three options for creating this large open space. It could accept the heat gain; use a low-performance, static, tinted glass; or select a motorized shading system that would obstruct the views. Realizing the need for a solution that would block heat and glare, but not views, the hospital found the only acceptable alternative in View Smart Windows.
More than 2,100 square feet of 9-foot-tall View Smart Windows act as the glass skin of the atrium, allowing the hospital to realize its desire to build an innovative, environmentally friendly facility with a 21st century design.
The selection of View Smart Windows met the project’s energy efficiency goals and fulfilled the building design criteria. The hospital saved $22,000 immediately by reducing HVAC capacity and saves $2,000 annually in energy costs, giving it a 5-year payback on the View Smart Windows installation.
Crown Equipment Corporation

Crown selected View Smart Windows for all of its windows, over 9,000 square feet of glass. View Smart Windows automatically tint electronically in response to outside conditions, eliminating the need for blinds or shades and allowing better utilization of natural lighting, reduced heat and glare, and the benefit of maintaining a connection to the outdoors.
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Location
New Bremen, OH -
Architect
Freytag & Associates, Inc. -
General Contractor
H.A. Dorsten, Inc. -
Glazier
Celina Glass Company, Inc.
Crown Equipment Corporation is one of the world’s largest material handling companies with more than 100,000 employees worldwide. As part of its expansion efforts at their global headquarters in New Bremen, Ohio, Crown chose to renovate the historic Boesel Opera House into a new office building. The Opera House was built in 1895, and was damaged by a fire in 2012, that destroyed the interior of the building. The new facility incorporated a number of features of the original building that were not significantly damaged by the fire, including much of the exterior framework and ceiling beams. Crown has a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, which is ingrained into its product development and manufacturing process. The company wanted the new office building to feature a number of environmentally friendly construction and design elements, including the windows.
Crown selected View Smart Windows for all of its windows, over 9,000 square feet of glass. View Smart Windows automatically tint electronically in response to outside conditions, eliminating the need for blinds or shades and allowing better utilization of natural lighting, reduced heat and glare, and the benefit of maintaining a connection to the outdoors.
Up to 1,649 hours of direct glare are reduced on the south facing façade every year. Employees also enjoy maximum natural light as View Smart Windows change tint levels and return to a clear state when glare is not an issue. Based on a survey conducted in conjunction with UC Berkeley’s Center for the Built Environment, Crown employees reported a 90% overall satisfaction rate with respect to the new building, which is 17% higher than comparable buildings with no smart windows.
An energy analysis was conducted to compare smart glass versus a baseline glazing package of dual-pane low-e glass with internal motorized shades and exterior sun shades. View Smart Windows were found to reduce peak load cooling by more than 20 percent. HVAC systems are sized by the peak cooling load requirement (cooling needed during the hottest time of the year). By tinting the smart windows to its darkest tint state, the peak load can be reduced allowing for a smaller overall HVAC system. With View Smart Windows, Crown Opera House will realize substantial first time cost savings and annual operating savings with a payback period of 3 years.
Kaiser Permanente Medical Office

View Smart Windows are installed in 10+ Kaiser locations across the Bay Area and Southern California, providing natural daylight and access to views to patients, family, and staff.
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Location
Dublin, CA -
Designer
Project Frog -
Glazier
Bagatelos Architectural Glass System -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
Buildings: 850,000 sq. ft.
W Hotel

The aura at the W San Francisco is cool, urban chic and eco-friendly. When heat and glare in the hotel’s public spaces lessened that experience, the W restored balance with View Smart Windows.
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Location
San Francisco, CA -
Glazier
Bagatelos Architectural Glass Systems
The W San Francisco Hotel in downtown aims to offer an eclectic urban retreat with a refreshing vibe and extraordinary service. Located in the heart of the SoMa district, the hotel contains a large lobby with southeast-facing windows. Fritted, patterned glass was installed but did not fully meet the W’s goals of comfort and sustainability.
View and the W Hotel partnered to showcase View Smart Windows in the lobby and lounge areas of the hotel. The glass was retrofitted into existing framing and set on an automated schedule that tints the glass to various levels throughout the day. View Smart Windows improve the guest experience and provide the hotel with an opportunity to feature technology that meets its sustainability objectives. The W prides itself on being a sustainability thought-leader in the region and is LEED Silver certified.
View Smart Windows preserved the city views with greater guest comfort and enhanced the signature contemporary design of the W lounge area and the luxury guest experience.
“View's dynamically tinting architectural glass is a great fit for the W San Francisco,” says Michael Pace, General Manager. “In the short period of time since the glass has been installed, we are already experiencing improved ambience and a better quality of natural light. We continually strive to deliver the ultimate guest experience through innovative design, and View Smart Windows is clearly an example of a technology that achieves our goals. This technology will enrich our guests’ comfort in the public spaces and will save considerable energy, furthering our aggressive corporate sustainability goals.”
Due to the success of the lobby install, the hotel recently decided to implement View Smart Windows into its rooftop terrace space.
Connor Group Headquarters

Connor Group’s new Central Support Office wins architectural awards with the use of innovative design and technology. View Smart Windows allow architects to be even more innovative with intelligent windows that tint automatically to eliminate heat and glare and save energy. Inside, employees benefit from natural daylight to foster innovation and creativity.
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Location
Dayton, OH -
Architect
Moody Nolan -
General Contractor
Messer Construction -
Glazier
Curtain Wall: Waltek & Co. Skylight: Linel
With more than $1.6 billion in assets, the Connor Group, headquartered in Dayton, OH, owns and operates more than 13,000 luxury apartments in 10 markets across the United States. When the company decided to build a new Central Support Office, it set high expectations.
“We told all the architects that we met with that this project would win awards and be something nobody’s ever done before,” said VP of Capital, Chris Mullins. “The ones that said ‘we’ll try,’ they didn’t make the cut.”
The 39,000-square-foot, two-story building boasts a two-story, 3,495 square foot atrium with a 2,740 square foot ceiling skylight. It features office and meeting spaces that incorporate the latest technology. Instead of traditional glass and shades, all exterior openings (5,741 square feet of windows and a 2,740-square-foot skylight) consist of View Smart Windows, which switch from clear to several tint levels based on the sun’s position in the sky. The next-generation windows keep occupants comfortable 24/7, and bring in natural light without excess heat or glare. The elimination of obtrusive blinds and shades also allows occupants to stay connected to the outdoors, increasing happiness, wellbeing, and productivity.
“We wanted it to be a place that makes people excited to come to work,” Larry Connor, Managing Partner, said. “Like everything else, we wanted it to be the best and we wanted it to be innovative. The building had to represent that.”
The Connor Group Central Support Office has been called an “iconic statement” and “a jewel for all of Ohio.” View Smart Windows contributed to the company’s forward-thinking goals with a smart window technology that matched the building’s avant-garde architecture. The building also realizes significant energy savings and the occupants experience superior comfort.
“We are firm in our belief that People Count. It’s one of our core values,” Connor said in the release. “The philosophy behind the building was to have an environment that’s exciting, innovative and creative. We wanted to build the best office facility for our associates; they make the difference in the organization.”
“We wanted to make a statement about Dayton,” Larry said. “We get tagged as a Rust Belt city but there is innovation and technology and forward thinking in this community. We hoped this building would represent our region as vibrant and innovative.”
OSIsoft

San Leandro Tech Center is a combination of new development, art and technology that chose View Smart Windows for uninterrupted views, increased access to daylight, and health and productivity benefits.
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Location
San Leandro, CA -
Developer
Westlake Development -
Architect
RMW -
Project Type
New Construction -
Project Specifications
Building: 132,000 sq. ft.
We are thrilled to work with View to showcase this forward-thinking and sustainable technology at SLTC. Simply by looking out the window, our tenants will be connected to the Bay Area environment, leading to inspiration in their work.
- Gaye Quinn
Managing Director, Westlake Urban
Marine Corps Air Station

The U.S. Department of Defense sees emerging energy technologies as vital to the nation’s security. When studies showed how much View Smart Windows could reduce energy usage at a demonstration site, the DoD gave the project the thumbs-up.
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Location
San Diego, CA -
General Contractor
Hugo Alonso Inc -
Glazier
Custom Engineered Openings
The Marine Corps Air Station Miramar (MCAS), just north of San Diego, is home to the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, the aviation unit of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force.
It’s also home to Building 6311, a designated Department of Defense (DoD) demonstration project. The DoD implements projects on military installations to demonstrate emerging energy technologies. The goals are to test, evaluate and scale innovative technologies to improve the department’s energy security and reduce its facility energy costs. Demonstrations successfully deployed generate the cost and performance data needed to validate promising technologies, allowing them to be fielded and commercialized more rapidly.
Nicknamed “City Hall,” Building 6311 houses the base’s leaders and administrative staff, and is the nerve center of base operations. Adequate control over solar heat and glare is essential. The demonstration project was a retrofit of the facade with energy-efficient glass.
“Energy management is critical to mission assurance for MCAS Miramar, which is what we’re all about,” says Col. John Farnam, Base Commander. “At the end of the day, it increases national security.”
The DoD replaced 1935 square feet of low-performing, clear glass with View Smart Windows. View worked with MCAS to develop an initial energy and benefits model. It showed that View Smart Windows enable a 23 percent reduction in HVAC peak-cooling load, a predicted 18 percent decrease in gas use and a 9 percent decrease in total energy use annually.
“These dynamic windows will essentially make it thermally efficient and glare-free throughout the building,” says Mick Wasco, MCAS Miramar Energy Manager.
Completed in August 2013, the installation has contributed to the base’s goal of improved energy efficiency and greater occupant comfort. View Smart Windows have also reduced noise, glare and heat while providing unobstructed views.
Redstone Winery

The high-end restaurant attached to the winery
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Location
Beamsville, Ontario, Canada -
Project Specifications
Building: 6,000 sq. ft.
NASA Sustainability Base

Sustainability Base, NASA’s new facility at the entrance to Ames Research Center, is designed to showcase NASA’s culture of innovation. The LEED Platinum building is a thinking, learning building that generates more energy than it consumes using a photovoltaic array, a small wind turbine, and fuel cell technologies. Their latest innovation is the use of energy saving View Smart Windows in a pilot installation. The project will track both energy savings and improved occupant satisfaction with the long term objective of documenting and disseminating the benefits of electrochromic, intelligent glass across the federal building stock.
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Location
Mountain View, CA
South Irving Library

View Smart Windows were selected as a Basis of Design by Hidell and Associates. The architect’s decision was simplified after seeing a View mock-up. A simple Balance of System utilizing a single trunk line, rather than individual home run wires, offered a second advantage. In total, the project uses 2,400 sq/ft of View Smart Windows.
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Location
Irving, TX
Clover Network

A 1970s racquetball court was transformed into a vibrant zero net energy office space with View Smart Windows, that is currently occupied by Clover.
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Location
Sunnyvale, CA -
Developer
SHARP Development -
General Contractor
Hillhouse Construction -
Project Type
Retrofit -
Project Specifications
Building: 33,750 sq. ft.