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Trex Commercial Products Track Rail allows for a “barely there” appearance. Custom-designed rolled and raked stainless steel cladding lines the building’s three curved staircases, adding a perfect finishing touch to the space.
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The five-story, 315,000-square-foot building features glass segmented overlooks and bridges jutting out at different angles, connecting different wings of the new Tepper School of Business.
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The building’s stairs and curved overlooks feature 1/2” clear fully tempered monolithic glass, providing unobstructed views of the entire space.
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The wide open staircase blends seamlessly with the glass overlook railings. Wood handrails are attached to the glass infill and complement the sleek, modern architecture of the space.
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Track Rail glass stair and segmented overlook railings are mechanically fastened to structural steel finished with aluminum cover plates, contributing to the minimalist design.
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Designed for “planned spontaneity,” the vast, open lobby and dining areas allow students and faculty to easily spot each other.
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The building’s glass roof provides an abundance of natural light, while complementing the Track Rail’s glass infill installed throughout the building.
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Situated in the center of campus, Tepper Quad boasts expansive interior views thanks to the more than 1,800 lf of glass Track Rail provided by Trex Commercial Products.
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Tepper Quad’s angular staircase utilizes 3/4” glass and is strategically tucked to the side, allowing for a more spacious lobby and social areas.
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Open from floor to ceiling, the design of the space was created to connect people and ideas, offering a learning environment for collaboration and innovation. The natural light throughout improves the well-being of the students and faculty while decreasing stress levels.
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Unique architectural elements abound at every level. In the fourth- and fifth-floor common areas, the spacious atrium features curved glass overlooks, adding to the distinctive flair of the building.
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More than 1,800 lf of Track Rail line Tepper Quads multi-level overlooks and stairs.