Sentech Architectural

02/12/2026

ICYMI In case you missed our new website launch last week! Check it out. Link in bio!

01/02/2024

We are thankful for another great trip around the sun, and hope you enjoy looking back as much as we do - LINK IN BIO (+ below) for our latest and a recap of some of our #2023 projects.
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And now, full steam ahead...we are excited for all that 2024 has in store for us- new products and courses are coming! Sentech will be unveiling a new ultra-transparent system for applications, a new product line of decorative architectural glass products, as well as a new clear-span wall system without vertical joints. Stay tuned, and follow us for updates.

We look forward to all that we will accomplish together in 2024!



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  STRUCTURAL GLASS NEWS Quarterly Edition, December '23 2023 Recap We are thankful for another great trip around the sun with you- our colleagues, partners, customers, vendors, friends and family! 202

05/22/2023

Sentech Architectural Systems, LLC and have officially joined forces to widen the impact-resistant structural glass product offering across the United States! The combined offering will include -resistant fin-supported glass walls up to 28-feet in height, glass walls up to 20-feet in height, and impact-resistant glass door systems.

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10/19/2022

In Chicago’s Fulton Market, one of the tallest glass fin systems in North America sits right around the corner at 167 North Green Street.

Over 35-ft tall glass fins, a complex building layout, accommodating for differential movement, and minimizing fin depth and connections demanded creative design solutions from the team.

Read on in the LINK IN BIO to learn more about this one-of-a-kind project and how these challenges were addressed.

Architect: Gensler
Contractor: Focus
Glazing Contractor: Ventana

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10/19/2022

in Chicago’s Fulton Market features one of the tallest glass fin systems in North America.

Some of the key during the design and engineering phase of this project arose due to the combination of building layout, accommodating for differential movement, designing for over 35-foot tall glass fins, and minimizing fin depth and connections. All demanding creative design solutions from the team.

Read on in the LINK IN BIO to learn more about this one-of-a-kind project and how these challenges were addressed.

Architect:
Contractor: Focus
Glazing Contractor:

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10/19/2022

Located in ’s bustling Fulton Market, 167 North Green Street features one of the tallest glass fin systems in North America.
The designed 17-story, 750,000 square foot office building has contributed to the exponential growth and expansion of the area, offering unparalleled amenities with a focus on community, and accessibility.
Some of the key during the design and engineering phase of this project arose due to the combination of building layout, accommodating for differential movement, designing for over 35-foot tall glass fins, and minimizing fin depth and connections. All demanding creative design solutions from the Sentech team.

Read on in the LINK IN BIO to learn more about this one-of-a-kind project and how these challenges were addressed.

Architect:
Contractor: Focus
Glazing Contractor:

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08/29/2022

Have you checked out the Creating Structure Podcast Episode #34 yet? If not, LINK IN BIO!

Episode #34 focuses on specialty façade engineering & structural glass, features Sentech's Director of Business Development, David Dunham PE, & Director of Engineering, Diarmuid Kelleher, PE, SE. Aptly titled "The Specialty Façade Engineering Session", the episode dives into the role of structural glass, , building codes (and the lack thereof), Sentech's specialty work, structural engineering, and seismic design, thermal performance, building codes, material optimization, and more....

The Podcast, hosted by John Wheaton, PE, LEED AP - President & CEO of Wheaton & Sprague Engineering - features interviews and discussions about life, business, architecture, construction and engineering. The content is relevant and insightful, which can be credited to John's deep and decades-long experience in the building envelope, curtainwall, engineering and building industry. His candor, curiosity, experience and charisma have made Creating Structure one of the top industry podcasts.

Click the LINK IN BIO to learn more and give it a listen. Get ready to sit back, relax, and enjoy an insightful, lively discussion!

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08/24/2022

Curious about specialty facade design, structural glass, building codes (or lack of them), seismic design, thermal performance of jumbo glass? Then this episode is for you! (LINK IK BIO)

Episode #34 of the Creating Structure podcast focuses on specialty engineering & structural glass, featuring Sentech's Director of Business Development, David Dunham PE, & Director of Engineering, Diarmuid Kelleher, PE, SE. Aptly titled "The Specialty Façade Engineering Session", the episode dives into the role of structural , , codes (and the lack thereof), Sentech's specialty work, structural engineering, and design, thermal performance, building codes, material optimization, and more....

The Podcast, hosted by John Wheaton, PE, LEED AP - President & CEO of Wheaton & Sprague Engineering - features interviews and discussions about life, business, , and engineering. The content is relevant and insightful, which can be credited to John's deep and decades-long experience in the building envelope, curtainwall, engineering and building industry. His candor, curiosity, experience and charisma have made Creating Structure one of the top industry podcasts.

Click on the LINK IN BIO to learn more and give it a listen. Get ready to sit back, relax, and enjoy an insightful, lively discussion!

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08/24/2022

Have you checked out Creating Structure, Podcast Episode #34 yet?

Episode #34, focused on specialty engineering & , features Sentech's Director of Business Development, David Dunham PE, & Director of Engineering, Diarmuid Kelleher, PE, SE. Aptly titled "The Specialty Façade Engineering Session", the episode dives into the role of structural glass, , codes (and the lack thereof), Sentech's specialty work, structural engineering, façade and seismic design, thermal performance, building codes, material optimization, and more....

The Podcast, hosted by John Wheaton, PE, LEED AP - President & CEO of Wheaton & Sprague Engineering - features interviews and discussions about life, business, architecture, and engineering. The content is relevant and insightful, which can be credited to John's deep and decades-long experience in the building envelope, curtainwall, engineering and building industry. His candor, curiosity, experience and charisma have made Creating Structure one of the top industry podcasts.

Click the LINK IN BIO to learn more and give it a listen. Get ready to sit back, relax, and enjoy an insightful, lively discussion!

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08/24/2022

What is ? And how do you it? Is it the arrangement of and relations between parts or elements of something complex? Is it a pattern accordingly to a plan? Is it rigid? Is it fluid?

Join Sentech’s Director of Engineering, Diarmuid Kelleher, PE, SE and Director of Business Development, Dave Dunham, PE on the Creating Structure podcast (Episode #34), hosted by John Wheaton, CEO of Wheaton & Sprague Engineering. While they might not give you the exact definition of structure, this episode WILL give you incredible insight into specialty facade engineering, structural glass, building codes, seismic movement, and much, much more!

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08/12/2022

Expedia Headquarters, which features a soaring set of unique structural glass cable net walls, has been awarded Beat Feat of Engineering and Runner-Up for Project of the Year.

Check out LINK IN BIO to learn more about these one of a kind insulated facades that are designed to withstand large warping deformations and loads.

The soaring façades utilize Sentech’s series system combined with glass, with the largest spanning 148′ by 48′.

Congratulations to the entire winning team!
Architect: ZGF Architects
Design, Engineering & Material Supply (Structural Glass- Cable Net Walls, Vestibule, Canopy): Sentech Architectural Systems, LLC
Glazing Contractor: Benson Industries Inc
General Contractor: GLY Construction
Owner: Expedia Group
Photography: Benjamin Benschneider Photography

Check out the LINK IN BIO to learn more about this is a one-of-a-kind structure, to check out the latest issue of glass magazine and see all the award winners!



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08/12/2022

Headquarters has been recognized for two Glass Magazine] 2022 Glass Magazine Awards! The unique structural glass cable net project was named Project of the Year Runner-Up, and won Best Feat of Engineering. The soaring façades utilize Sentech’s series system combined with glass, with the largest spanning 148′ by 48′.

The competition’s project winners are featured in the issue of Glass Magazine, and will be recognized at GlassBuild America in Las Vegas, Oct. 18-20, 2022.

A huge you to the Glass Magazine] staff and judges for their tireless work, energy and consideration. None of this would be possible without the partnership, creative and tireless a project like this necessitates for its success. Congratulations to the winning project team (below)...
Architect:
Design, Engineering & Material Supply (Structural Glass- Cable Net Walls, Vestibule, Canopy):
Glazing Contractor:
General Contractor:
Owner: Expedia Group
Photography: Benjamin Benschneider Photography

Check out the LINK IN BIO to learn more about this is a one-of-a-kind structure, to check out the latest issue of glass magazine and see all the award winners!

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