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The city of Chicago’s focus on community development and affordable housing has opened doors for Latino developers and builders.

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Reflection Window + Wall is introducing a game-changing innovation in the realm of architectural facades with their Calistoga Series Window.

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USGlass Magazine’s Top 50 Contract Glaziers for 2024.

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The U.S. Court of International Trade supported the U.S. Department of Commerce’s (DOC) conclusion that certain window wall systems imported by Reflection Window + Wall are exempt from tariffs. The tariffs refer to 10-year-old anti-dumping and countervailing orders on Chinese aluminum extrusions.

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Healthy backlogs, market and cost stability as well as supply chain improvements are just some reasons why contract glaziers are optimistic about the year ahead. 2022 was a solid, strong year for most of the nation’s top contract glaziers. Many of the companies reporting for this year’s USGlass magazine listing of the Top 50 contract glaziers continue to show sales increases, though there were a few notable dips. Read the full article here.

Reflection Window + Wall announced an agreement Oct. 10 with India’s Global Aluminum Private Ltd. and Glass Wall Systems India that will allow the company to source all of the aluminum for its architectural glass wall products using renewable and low-carbon power sources in India.

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Reflection Window and Wall (RWW) has signed a deal with India-based Glass Wall Systems India and Global Aluminum Private Limited to make low-carbon architectural aluminum widely available in the U.S. at no additional cost. RWW officials say the deal covers everything from primary metals mining, extruding, finishing, fabrication and customer delivery to the U.S.

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The transition from COVID-19-era construction demand to a post-pandemic marketplace with high inflation has been a “tale of two cities” for many subcontractors, says Joel Phelps, chief operating officer at subcontractor Reflection Window + Wall.

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“We commission aluminum extrusions produced in various alloys as required for their structural efficacy per engineered standards,” stated Joel Phelps, COO of Reflection Window and Wall.

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Reflection Window + Wall is making the world a cooler place. Our President, Rodrigo d’Escoto, and Executive Vice President, Ed Kruschka, went on WGN Radio to discuss projects, diversifying our product line, and our partnership with Busey Bank.

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USGlass Magazine has reported on Reflection Window + Wall’s supply chain expansion and partnership with Qatari company, Alutec WLL.

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We’re happy to announce that Crain’s Chicago Business recognizes Reflection Window + Wall as one of the Top 25 “Largest Businesses Owned by People of Color” in 2022. Eight new companies were added to this prestigious list including RWW. 

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Prestigious commercial building developer Sterling Bay hired Reflection Window + Wall for their stunning Millie Building, located at 300 N. Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois. They were so impressed with RWW’s work Rodrigo d’Escoto, Jr., President, and CEO of RWW was asked if he would be willing to sit for an interview in honor of their collaboration and Hispanic Heritage Month.

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Reflection Window + Wall’s Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Rodrigo d’Escoto, is featured on Chicago’s No. 1 rated radio show, WBBM-AM Noon Business Hour as their Entrepreneur of the Week. During his interview, d’Escoto gave insight into how construction has always been part of his life and the importance of creating a global supply chain.

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RWW is one of the largest minority-owned construction businesses in the U.S. Rodrigo d’Escoto, Founder and CEO of RWW, followed the path of his father who was the chief estimator for the Sears Tower. This while his mother assisted migrants in need, GRIT is naturally in his blood.

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A local entrepreneur has built a thriving business in the construction industry. Rodrigo d’Escoto — president and CEO of Reflection Window and Wall — joins the Noon Business Hour.

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Reflection Window and Wall (RWW) is honored to announce it has earned a prestigious public Listing# STI/BPF 180-02 for its notched Curtain Wall (CW) system, the UWALL^® U8000.

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Chicago-based Reflection Window and Wall (RWW) filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit for patent infringement filed by Talon Wall Holdings, Entekk Group, and Chicago Heights Glass Inc.

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As we kick off 2022 we are very excited to announce that Albion Evanston has been nominated as a finalist for Best High Rise Community by the National Association of Home Builders in their Multifamily Pillars of the Industry awards.

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The CME Center project has won an AIA Chicago Design Excellence Award (Citation of Merit)! This award recognizes design excellence in interior architecture. The project completely transforms a 40 year-old building’s ground plane experience creating a new urban promenade around the building with open living room for all, utilizing 24’ tall undulating glass envelope and white petals of solid surface unifying the inside and out.

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RWW’s UWALL™️ is breaking new ground in fire safety. Thanks to our friends at Specified Technologies, Inc. – STI Firestop and Bartkowski Life Safety, Corp., our patents pending UWALL™️ is the first and only vertical notched wall system to have an ASTM E2307 listing; as well a number of other firsts for the Curtain Wall space !

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As facade work enters its final leg, glass installation is now underway for the University of Illinois’ new medical building in the Illinois Medical District. Known as the UI Health Outpatient Surgery Center & Specialty Clinics, the six-story facility will offer more than 200,000 square feet of programming.

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The Laurel Rittenhouse Square, a new ultra-luxury residential tower, has topped out in Philadelphia. Upon completion, the 599-foot-tall building will be the tallest residential tower in the city.
Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) designed the 583,000-sf, 48 story tower, which will feature 65 condominium units, 184 luxury apartment units, and 44,000-sf of ground-floor retail. The tower is crowned with a glass-encased structural frame that will be illuminated in the evening.

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Curtain wall installation is nearing completion on The Willoughby, a 34-story mixed-use building at 196 Willoughby Street on Long Island University‘s Downtown Brooklyn campus. Designed by Perkins Eastman and developed by RXR Realty, the 435-foot-tall structure will yield residential units, academic and office spaces, an adjacent athletic field, and parking for 564 vehicles. The Willoughby is bound by Willoughby Street to the north, Ashland Place to the east, DeKalb Avenue to the south, and Flatbush Avenue Extension to the west. Hunter Roberts Construction Group is the general contractor for the LIU expansion project.

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All is set for the groundbreaking ceremony of The Reed Tower, which is the second residential tower by Lendlease Corp., in South Loop. The construction will take place at 234 W.Polk Street, and preparations involving drilling tunnels underground have already commenced on the site. This second tower will join the first already existing  tower called The Cooper, which is a 29-story apartment tower housing 452 rental units.

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To see progress in #brooklyn! This 33-floor residential tower sits above the field @liubrooklyn.

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This 20-story tower has it all, from a dog spa to a golf simulation room.

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Lendlease (ASX: LLC), a leading global real estate group, along with co-developer Magellan Development Group, announced that the first residents have moved into Cascade, a 37-story, 503-unit luxury apartment tower at 455 E. Waterside Drive in Chicago’s Lakeshore East neighborhood. The opening coincides with the completion of Cascade Park, the adjacent 0.8-acre, publicly accessible green space that connects the property to Lake Michigan and the Lakefront Trail.

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Overlooking Rittenhouse Square, the long-anticipated luxury high-rise “The Laurel” is now underway. Last week, a sneak preview of the 28th floor views was held for realtors and potential buyers. Developed by Southern Land Company, the $300 million tower at 1911 Walnut Street will have retail and lobbies to the first two stories. Through the 25th floor, there will be market-rate rental units, followed by a floor dedicated to amenities on the 26th—including a pool, fitness area, lounge, deck, sauna, and dog spa. The remaining stories will hold luxury, multi-million-dollar condos.

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Until recently, the lobby of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange was labyrinthine and dark. In May 2020, Kruek Sexton, working with building envelope experts at the Roschmann Group and engineers Thronton Tomasetti, outfitted the atrium with a dramatic new facade – a 7.3 metre – hight wall of curvilinear heat-strengthened glass punctuated with egress doors. Supported by vertical fins, the sinuous skin is sufficiently durable to sustain inclement weather and Chicago´s epic winds. Coupled with a new wall and ceiling system that integrates a brilliant lighting scheme, the project brings fresh life to a once-gloomy lobby and gives something back to the streetscape, too.

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Two new residential towers will soon grace the Nashville skyline. Alcove at 900 Church, a 34-story, 356-unit building, and Prime at 801 Church, a 38-story, 350-unit building, will be built concurrently on nearly an acre of land in downtown Nashville directly across from the mixed-use development Nashville Yards.

Alcove at 900 Church will include a glass facade and feature a stacked cube aesthetic. It will rise 416 feet. Prime at 801 Church has a smaller footprint than Alcove but retains the stacked glass cube style. Alcove will not feature any parking while Prime will include a 511-space parking garage. Prime will also include two retail spaces totaling approximately 2,600-sf. Spread across the two towers will be balconies, terraces, and a glass-bottomed cantilevered swimming pool.

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Fifteen Fifty comprises 550 residences ranging in size from studios, one, two and three bedrooms, as well as a penthouse collection. Th enew deelopment also offers an acre of indoor and outdoor amenities, including a 12,000 square-foot private park and rooftop pool along with hight-design WFH options such as private pods and conference rooms.

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A groundbreaking looms for a downtown mixed-use tower planned for Church Street following Nashville-based Giarratana LLC having paid $12 million for the site.

To be called Prime (previously known as 801 Church), the 38-story tower from Nashville-based Giarratana LLC will have 350 residential units and two retail spaces (one each at Parks and Church and at Ninth and Church, respectively), according to a document. The address is 801 Church St., at the intersection with Rosa Parks Boulevard and with Nashville Yards unfolding nearby.

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Live! Casino Philadelphia has a new place to party and plan – a 15,000 square-foot meeting, event, and convention space adjoining their gaming and hotel complex in the Stadium District.

Taking bookings now, the Event Center offers groups customizable space and expansive pre-function options.

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