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When the design team at IA Interior Architects entered the 2006 NeoCon 'Westedge Design Competition,' their assignment
called for a unique, cutting edge approach that would elevate both art and function in fresh and unexpected ways. According to
then IA manager Len Scott, using glass as a dominant feature in their 'Corporate Office Suite' was a natural choice for a concept
that emphasized light, texture and fluid lines. He consulted with UltraGlas to help realize this vision, and the collaboration
yielded stunning results — winning the NeoCon Westedge 'Best of Show' Award — and, subsequently, the UltraGlas 2006 'Creative Excellence Award.'
We asked Mr. Scott, now president of Scott Associates and a 40-year veteran of the interior design trade, to share his philosophy
as well as insights into using glass as a creative architectural medium.
Here's what he had to say... |
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This is the first in a planned series of interviews with design professionals who drive or otherwise influence the built architectural environment. |
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