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Aestech built reference portfolio

Proof at different scales and geometries.

These international Aestech reference projects demonstrate the technology platform; they are not presented as OWL TOWER GROUP construction projects. OWL TOWER GROUP brings project development, general contracting and US delivery coordination to qualifying applications.

Chicago Cube transparent Aestech reference entrance structure
Aestech referenceReference projects
UNIT.CityFlat + serrated facade zones
Chicago Cube12-meter transparent entrance
3D facadeTriangular folded units
ResidencePanoramic large-format opening

Technology partner

Aestech

Aestech technology with US delivery coordinated by OWL TOWER GROUP. Engineering, approvals, and responsibilities are defined for each project; regulated specialty work is assigned to appropriately licensed trade contractors.

UNIT.City large-format frameless facade
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UNIT.City

Flat and serrated facade zones demonstrate large-format frameless glazing whose appearance changes with light and viewpoint. Published project units reach approximately 5.2 by 1.8 meters.

  • Commercial office context
  • Large-format units
  • Flat and faceted zones
  • Aestech reference project
Three-dimensional Aestech folded glass facade
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Three-dimensional glass facade

Triangular glass units create a folded public-facing surface that remains legible from the interior. Geometry, support, seals and fabrication repeat across the composition.

  • Triangular glass units
  • Exterior and interior expression
  • Repeated geometric coordination
  • Aestech reference project
Panoramic large-format residential glazing
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Chicago Cube + panoramic residence

A tall transparent entrance structure shows civic scale; a residential opening demonstrates how slender sightlines can connect a high-finish interior to landscape and daylight.

  • Transparent entrance volume
  • Large residential opening
  • Close-range finish quality
  • Aestech reference projects

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