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The Conner & Perry Architects blog is a treasure trove of information for anyone interested in contemporary architecture, particularly the philosophy and practice of organic architecture. Led by Kris Conner and James Perry, who received their training from the legendary architect John Lautner, the team brings a unique perspective to each project they undertake. Their blog features insights into the design process, including the challenges and rewards of renovating large and small-scale projects. Whether you are a seasoned architect or a curious reader, the blog offers valuable resources and information about the principles of organic architecture. With over 30 years of combined experience in architecture, construction, fabrication, and design-build, the team at Conner & Perry Architects is committed to creating buildings that are both beautiful and functional. Through their blog, readers can gain a deeper understanding of the philosophy and practice of organic architecture and stay up-to-date on the latest trends and techniques in the field.

James Goldstein Office Glass

Interior view from behind James Goldstein's concrete desk and stainless steel credenza through frameless glass wall overlooking Los Angeles skyline.

The design of the office and glass details were developed by Architect Duncan Nicholson working with Structural Engineer Andrew Nasser. The cantilevered glass canopy is secured with bolts at the header and has a custom triangular stainless steel fitting that secures the top and bottom glass panels that work together to support one another. The glass was installed by Brad Leslie of Giroux Glass the custom stainless steel hardware was fabricated by Breakform Design. During the installation Giroux Glass used a spider crane to manipulate the large panes of glass into place.

Spider crane lifting large glass panels for James Goldstein's cantilevered glass canopy office installation by Conner & Perry Architects.

Installation of the cantilevered glass canopy in James Goldstein's office, utilizing a specialized spider crane to position oversized panels, ensuring precision in this custom architectural project by Duncan Nicholson.

Giroux Glass team installing custom stainless steel fittings on James Goldstein's modern glass office canopy, featuring clear span design.

Expert installation by Brad Leslie of Giroux Glass, securing the innovative glass panels with custom stainless steel hardware in James Goldstein's office, showcasing seamless integration of form and function.

The finished space is a spectacular and unique office with a clear span opening to the view that cants outward allowing you step up and lean out toward the view. 

Close-up detail of triangular stainless steel fitting bolting glass panels in James Goldstein's cantilevered glass office by Andrew Nasser.

Intricate detail of the custom triangular stainless steel fitting, fabricated by Breakform Design, that anchors the top and bottom glass panels in James Goldstein's office canopy, highlighting engineering excellence.

Kristopher Conner