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Project Overview
Category:
Universities
Location: Dallas,
TX
General Contractor: The Beck Group
Architect: Smithgroup Inc
Our ICC-ES 4405 Certified SHOE™ Structural Glass Railing System is an aluminum glass railing system with a patented compression set (US Patent No. 9127474) aluminum base shoe system.
SMU Moody Hall features "SMU Blue" colored interlayer glass, ceramic frit glass with dot pattern and Stair Wrap (Glass)
Our VIEW™ is a Button Structural Glass Balustrade Railing System that provides the clearest view imaginable. This system consists of 1/2” (minimum) SGP laminated glass or 5/8″ PVB laminated glass and fascia mounted with fixed point holders in stainless steel.
iRAIL™ Linear – is a LED illuminated version of our 1.5” dia. rail. iRAIL uses an ADA compliant roll-formed (monolithic) slotted rail, that houses a high-performance LED assembly.
With our expertise in custom fabrication and design, we can bring any vision to life while providing a durable and low-maintenance solution that will stand the test of time. This stunning building has a custom picket railing system on the exterior.
Stair Wrap (Glass): We designed and installed a soffit made of glass panels for the staircase. Frosted glass as a soffit material adds a contemporary touch to the staircase, enhancing its overall appeal.
PROJECT TEAM
The BECK Group has for over a century has been the leader in the building industry. As both architects and contractors, they can bring innovative solutions to solve problems as no one else can. With setting the standard and creating more technology to adapt to the future Beck believes we are stronger together with a united vision.
SmithGroup works to push boundaries and pursue those big “what if” dreams. As the industry grows, so did SmithGroup. Expanding to Engineering, they have worked on projects like Henry Ford’s first manufacturing plant and NASA’s Lundar Sample receiving Laboratory.
ABOUT MOODY HALL
Moody Hall was named after 1992's executive director of the Moody Foundation, Frances Anne Moody-Dahlberg. The new building is the first in a 10-acre-wide master plan by SMU for graduate students.
