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3 Ways
Dynamic Glass
Has Changed

Think you know what smart windows look like?

Rethink with SageGlass.

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3 Ways Dynamic Glass Has Changed

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Interior view of a restaurant looking outward  at a beautiful mountain view
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Improved Interior Aesthetics

#1

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Enhanced Curb Appeal

#2

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Reduced Upfront Cost

#3

Earlier generations of smart windows had tradeoffs: only the whole pane tinted, sacrificing daylight and interior color rendering for glare and heat control. SageGlass Harmony®, the most versatile option available, solves that limitation by adding an elegant, in-pane gradient capability along with whole-pane tinting.

The Ultimate Smart Window Solution

Earlier Generations of Smart Windows

Earlier Generations of Smart Windows:

Less daylight

Diminished interior color rendering

Darker appearance

Modern public  lounge interior looking out through a wall of darkly tinted windows on a mountain view

The Ultimate Smart Window Solution:

Targeted glare control where you need it

Maximized daylight

Preserved interior color rendering

Improved circadian lighting

Whole-pane tinting capability when needed

Interior shot of a business man looking through tinted office windows at the expansive view
navy blue cube grid pattern
yellow shape

Improved Interior Aesthetics

#1

When tinted, earlier generations of dynamic glass appeared dark from the outside. The introduction of Saint-Gobain’s Bright Silver coating to the SageGlass portfolio offers designers a neutral, silver reflection to give building exteriors a vibrant aesthetic.

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Detail of a modern curved office building at sunrise
Corner detail of a post modern building's rows of windows reflecting clouds

Benefits of Bright Silver

Benefits of Bright Silver:

Enhanced curb appeal

Ideal for modern building facades

Maintain complementary exterior visuals across both vision glass and spandrel glass

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Enhanced Curb Appeal

#2

The Inflation Reduction Act added dynamic glass to the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), allowing building owners, including tax-exempt entities, to receive a 30-50% tax credit or direct rebate on smart windows.

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Reduced Upfront Cost

#3

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Think Form & Function Can’t Coexist?

Rethink with SageGlass.

With smart windows, your design can feature a lot of glazing without compromising on energy efficiency and performance.

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Maintain Views & Daylight

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Prioritize Comfort & Wellness

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Increase Energy Efficiency

Maintain Views & Daylight

Traditional buildings use manual blinds, which are typically down 50-70% of the day blocking sunlight and views. SageGlass Harmony® reduces the need for blinds and shades, resulting in more natural light and unobstructed views for occupants.

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Prioritize Comfort & Wellness

Smart windows automatically tint and clear, providing solar and glare control to keep occupants cool and comfortable all day. Studies show that access to daylight and the connection to the outdoors enhance productivity and well-being.

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Increase Energy Efficiency

Smart windows can significantly improve the energy efficiency of a building, reducing the dependency on HVAC systems and utility costs for building owners. Dynamic glass can even reduce summertime peak demand by 25% or more.

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CASE STUDIES

SageGlass in Action

case study 1: google

(Bengaluru, India)

Featuring over 200,000 square feet of SageGlass Harmony® smart windows, the new Rio Business Park is the future workspace for anchor tenant, Google.

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“We strive to create premiere workplace experiences for our world-class customers. For this office development, we are working with a tech customer who expects the best. We chose SageGlass for this innovative building because of their superior smart glass offering, ability to invest in cutting-edge technology, and [parent company] Saint-Gobain's presence in India.”

ADITYA BAGMANE
Director, Bagmane Group

Project Details

Owner: Bagmane Group

Architect: Broadway Malyan

Project Size: 200,000 ft2

case study 2: Nestlé Headquarters

(Vevey, Switzerland)

The headquarters of the largest food and beverage company uses SageGlass Harmony® to advance the company’s carbon reduction goals while contributing to the design vision of creating a smart working environment for employees.

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Long post modern office building with many rows of windows

“SageGlass is perfectly suited to Nestlé’s energy efficiency strategy and helps create smart and modern workspaces.”

CLAUDIO BUCCOLA
Nestlé

Project Details

Owner: Nestlé S.A.

Architect: Brönnimann et Gottreux Architectes SA

Project Size: 47,300 ft2

case study 3: IQHQ

(San Diego, California)

To help make its modern, luxurious workspaces a reality and attract-top tier talent to its new RaDD project, the IQHQ design team selected SageGlass Harmony® with Bright Silver.

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Modern, luxurious office building on a coastal campus surrounded by palm trees

“RaDD is a transformative project that will advance the future of the life science market in San Diego. We’ve thoughtfully designed every aspect of RaDD to provide an exceptional experience, and we’re excited to partner with SageGlass to help create spaces where people can do their best work.”

MARIN GERTLER
IQHQ Vice President of Development

Project Details

Owner: IQHQ

Architect: Gensler

Project Size: 150,000 ft2

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Ready to Rethink Smart Windows with SageGlass?

3 Ways Dynamic Glass Has Changed

interior of a meeting room with tables and chairs with a view of the outdoors through tinted windows
Detail of a post modern building's rows of windows reflecting clouds
Water, Cloud, Property, Sky, Furniture, Mountain, Chair, Plant, Shade, Tree
Water, Cloud, Property, Sky, Furniture, Mountain, Chair, Plant, Shade, Tree
Detail of a post modern building's rows of windows reflecting clouds
interior of a meeting room with tables and chairs with a view of the outdoors through tinted windows
navy blue cube grid pattern
yellow shape

Improved Interior Aesthetics

#1

navy blue cube grid pattern
yellow shape

Enhanced Curb Appeal

#2

navy blue cube grid pattern
yellow shape

Reduced Upfront Cost

#3

Earlier generations of smart windows had tradeoffs: only the whole pane tinted, sacrificing daylight and interior color rendering for glare and heat control. SageGlass Harmony®, the most versatile option available, solves that limitation by adding an elegant, in-pane gradient capability along with whole-pane tinting.

The Ultimate Smart Window Solution

Earlier Generations of Smart Windows

Earlier Generations of Smart Windows:

Less daylight

Less color

Darker appearance

Modern public  lounge interior looking out through a wall of darkly tinted windows on a mountain view

The Ultimate Smart Window Solution:

Targeted glare control where you need it

Maximized daylight

Preserved interior color rendering

Improved circadian lighting

Whole-pane tinting capability when needed

Interior shot of a business man looking through tinted office windows at the expansive view
navy blue cube grid pattern
yellow shape

Improved Interior Aesthetics

#1

When tinted, earlier generations of dynamic glass appeared dark from the outside. The introduction of Saint-Gobain’s Bright Silver coating to the SageGlass portfolio offers designers a neutral, silver reflection to give building exteriors a vibrant aesthetic.

Property, Plant, Sky, Building, Fixture
Tower block, Urban design, Residential area, Building, Daytime, Sky, Window, Condominium, Neighbourhood
Corner detail of a post modern building's rows of windows reflecting clouds

Benefits of Bright Silver

Benefits of Bright Silver:

Enhanced curb appeal

Ideal for modern building facades

Maintain complementary exterior visuals across both vision glass and spandrel glass

navy blue cube grid pattern
yellow shape

Enhanced Curb Appeal

#2

The Inflation Reduction Act added dynamic glass to the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), allowing building owners, including tax-exempt entities, to receive a 30-50% tax credit or direct rebate on smart windows.

Brightly lit open concept office interior with a modern wooden staircase
navy blue cube grid pattern
yellow shape

Reduced Upfront Cost

#3