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Carroll Square – Washington, D.C.

Decorative film covers 975 F St. NW windows, Washington, D.C.

Carroll Square Washington, D.C. Nature of Project Decorative/privacy film Details A joint project between HKS, one of the world’s top architecture firms, DPR, a leading U.S. construction company. The project, on one floor of a building at 975 F St. NW, involved the installation of a custom-designed decorative film that depicts Washington, D.C.-themed cityscape images. […]

Walter E. Washington Convention Center

Washington Convention Center exterior fitted with switchable smart film

Walter E. Washington Convention Center Washington, D.C. Nature of Project Sun control Safety Details Commercial Window Shield was retained for a massive and complex solar film installation project at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in the nation’s capital. We installed 42,000 sq. ft. of solar film to correct heat, glare and fading issues with […]

Crowell & Moring

CWS installs decorative film at 1201 New York Ave. NW, Herndon, Va.

Crowell & Moring Washington, D.C. Nature of Project Decorative/privacy film Details The project, for rand client Crowell & Moring LLP, involved decorative film installation on five floors of a building at 600 5th St. NW that rand was renovating. Commercial Window Shield installed the privacy window film on all interior office, conference room and elevator lobby […]

Techworld Building Project

CWS technician installing commercial window film on-site

Techworld Washington, D.C. Nature of Project Blast mitigation and sun control Details For building owner JB/Smith, Commercial Window Shield installed 85,555 sq. ft. of solar security window film on 2,941 panes of glass and an additional 32,822 sq. ft. of solar control window film on 1,278 window panes. The security window film installation was a […]

George R. Brown Convention Center

Window film covers George R Brown Convention Center windows, Houston, Texas

George R. Brown Convention Center Houston, Texas Nature of Project Hurricane protection Details The convention center, covering two city blocks, is one of Houston’s most prominent buildings. After Hurricane Rita damaged numerous buildings in Houston in 2005 and the threat of terrorist attacks remained a concern, city officials determined that the convention center needed to […]

Walter E. Washington Convention Center

Washington Convention Center exterior fitted with switchable smart film

Walter E. Washington Convention Center Washington, D.C. Nature of Project Switchable smart film Details As glass walls have become more prevalent for corporate offices and conference rooms, the need has increased for an electronic film that with the flip of a light switch can make a room completely private or open and clear. Commercial Window […]

Washington Convention Center Bird Safety Window Films

Washington Convention Center exterior fitted with switchable smart film

Washington Convention Center Washington, D.C. Project Details Nature of Project Sun control Bird window strike mitigation Scope of Project Install 42,000 sq. ft. of solar film to correct heat, glare and fading issues with interior contents. Install 7,500 sq. ft. of anti-bird strike film on a glass street bridge corridor that is n a regular […]

Radio Frequency Shielding Film Installation

Radio Frequency Shielding Film Installation Northern Virginia Project Details Nature of Project Radio Frequency Shielding Film Installation Details Corenic Construction of Washington, D.C. hired Commercial Window Shield to install a combination fragment retention and radio frequency shielding window film for a high-security federal government tenant at an undisclosed Northern Virginia building. The project involved installing […]

Department of Justice

Decorative film protects Temp Inside Block glass, Washington, D.C.

Department Of Justice Washington, D.C. Nature of Project Decorative film Details Working under a strict deadline, Commercial Window Shield installed Decolite Winter Morning decorative film to the assistant attorney general’s office at DOJ’s headquarters. After the previous vendor bowed out of the project at the last minute, CWS was called because we had completed two […]