Architectural Glass Art, Inc. -CAST GLASS-

1. Architectural Glass Art, Inc.-CAST GLASS- Expanding the Role of Glass in Architecture

2. Company History Architectural Glass Art was founded in 1875 as a stained glass studio, it is one of the oldest American studios in continuous operation. Ken vonRoenn purchased company in 1991 and reorganized the studio to focus on more diverse applications in glass, thereby expanding the role of glass in architecture.

3. Objective Architectural Glass Art’s primary objective is to expand the role of glass in architecture and make it more interesting, exciting, and ultimately more meaningful for those who live, work and experience it. This is accomplished by expanding the diversity of applications and the use of new technologies.

4. Cast Glass Cast Glass is produced by heating plate glass on a mold to a temperature sufficient for the glass to conform to the sculpted mold surface. This creates areas of varying depth, relief, and texture. This molded texture provides visual obscurity while providing an appealing tactile quality.

5. Cast Glass: Product information Suggested Applications: • Doors and entries • Office and conference room walls • Partitions Balcony and stair railings • Windows • Lighting • Interlocking Glass Block walls • Pavers and stair treads • Shower and bath enclosures Design Options • Standard textural patterns are available. • Custom textural patterns can be produced. • Standard and custom patterns may be mixed or combined within a cast glass panel. • Smooth linear elements of varying widths can be used to contrast textural patterns and provide an additional design component. • Custom graphics (i.e. names, signage, logos, numbers) can be incorporated into the pattern. • Glass elements (jewels, fused tiles, etc.) can be laminated to the surfaces. • Cast Glass can be combined with sandblasting or Fired Ceramic Frit. • Can be incorporated into Interlocking Glass Block (U.S. Pat. 5367846). • Glass can be optically clear (i.e. PPG Starphire® or Optiwhite®), clear plate glass (slight greenish cast), or any standard glass color. • Cast Glass can be laminated or tempered for applications requiring safety glass. • Can be Fire Rated.

6. Dennis Residence Shower Enclosure Architect: Philip Markwood Columbus, Ohio

7. Texas Heart Cast Glass Fountain with Dichroic Architect & Glass Design: Morris Architects Houston, TX

8. Napa River Grill Bar top with Fiber Optics Interior Design: Swope Design Group Louisville, Kentucky

9. Cinergy Conference Room Wall Architect: Champlin Haupt Cincinnati, Ohio

10. Aperture Conference Room Louisville, Kentucky

11. Papa John’s Corporate HQ Architect: HKS, Inc. Louisville, KY

12. Cedco With fused glass tiles & custom door pulls Interior Design: Swope Design Group Louisville, Kentucky

13. Home of the Innocents Cast Glass with fused glass frit Architect: Michael Koch Louisville, Kentucky

14. Home of the Innocents Cast Glass with fused glass frit Architect: Michael Koch Louisville, Kentucky

15. Mercy Hospital Cast Glass with fused glass frit Architect: Champlin Haupt Cincinnati, OH

16. Glassworks Hot Shop Cast Glass with Hand Blow Balls and Tongues of Fire Architect: QK4 Louisville, Kentucky

17. Suggested Textures Adobe Bamboo Burlap Chord Dot Shift Eddy Embossed Leaves Eros These are suggested textures; custom textures are available

18. Suggested Textures Leaves Nautilus Paper Parched Rivulet Scallop Staccato Stipple These are suggested textures; custom textures are available

19. Suggested Textures Strand Tide Wavy Squares These are suggested textures; custom textures are available

20. Architectural Glass Art, Inc. 815 West Market Street Louisville, KY 40202 www.AGAinc.com info@AGAinc.com