NorthGlass from the perspective of Yale University Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking

The Oval Innovation Center, designed by Weiss / Manfredi Architecture in New York, has revitalized Yale University with its corrugated glass facade. The Yale University Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking is an interdisciplinary program and mentoring center with its aims to promote connections between entrepreneurs, creators, and leaders from diverse backgrounds and disciplines.
In order to achieve the consistency of the outdoor color of concave and convex curved glass and the natural transition of multiple curved radius, Tianjin NorthGlass has conducted coating debugging and color control for many times and finally produced the coated glass that meets the performance and color requirements.
The design team chose glass as the curtain wall material with its aims to stimulate the dialogue between traditional buildings and opaque buildings. Glass shines under the sunny sky, reflecting the older concrete buildings around it, and the beautiful corrugated glass awakens the surrounding Gothic environment, which presents the landscape in an interesting image. The 7-meter-high glass curtain wall in the innovative thinking center and 37 pairs of alternating concave and convex curved glass are beautiful and energy-saving. NorthGlass cooperated with the designer team and the consultant team to try a different design. The final curvature enabled the whole glass curtain wall to achieve a surprising effect, and it successfully won the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification.
