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Intercontinental Hotel LA

Intercontinental Hotel LA

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The brand new Intercontinental Hotel Downtown Los Angeles had its Grand Opening on the 23rd of June 2017 and opened its doors to guests on the 2nd of July 2017, welcoming the tower now as the highest on the Los Angeles skyline after a swift 41-month build program. Read more
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The Intercontinental Hotel L.A. features a stunning Grand Entrance Staircase designed by Bagatelos Architectural Glass Systems, showcasing a sweeping design with a Bent Glass rail system, enhancing both aesthetics and safety in the tallest tower of the Los Angeles skyline.

The brand new Intercontinental Hotel Downtown Los Angeles had its Grand Opening on the 23rd of June 2017 and opened its doors to guests on the 2nd of July 2017, welcoming the tower now as the highest on the Los Angeles skyline after a swift 41-month build program.

Of course, a tower that is graced with such title, and presented in such eloquence… only the finest design and products were specified to ensure a welcome stay for guests awaiting their LA vacation!

When Bagatelos Architectural Glass Systems approached Glasshape® about the hotel’s Grand Entrance Staircase, a solution of ambience was quickly arrived at. With the design conceived as a slight sweeping staircase, starting as an exterior rise, transforming into an interior elevation, the concept quickly became a reality.

Using CRL’s Base Shoe System side fixed to a steel stair clad with pavers, a solid Bent Glass rail system was required to both provide the ultimate strength while remaining a clear safety barrier. 19mm (3/4″) Bent TemperShield® Starphire Glass was selected to deliver to the client’s aesthetic desires.

Location: Los Angeles, CA – USA

Client: Bagatelos Architectural Glass Systems

1.1K0h 16m

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