At Kalwall, we are committed to providing the best museum-quality daylighting™ available along with superior thermal performance options – all while reducing a building’s carbon footprint. All of our daylighting™ products rely on our innovative, sustainable, lightweight structural sandwich panels that are revolutionary in fenestration technology for their combined light quality, energy efficiency and solar control properties. Today, Kalwall continues to offer rugged, beautiful, translucent building products that offer designers flexibility and deliver glare-free, diffuse daylight deeper and more evenly into spaces. We are passionate about the fundamental connection between light and health, and we understand that without light, there is no life!
As proponents of human-centered design, our primary focus has always been about people. Kalwall strives to be leaders in the building industry by maximizing energy savings and harvesting free sunlight while providing affordable, productive, healthy environments for all building occupants. The key to our success has been continual innovation, extensive Research + Development, a commitment to person-to-person sales consultations and customer service. We continue to believe that there’s simply no substitute for extra effort, persistence and total involvement. We care about what we do, and we are proud of our people, our products and our 60+ years of daylighting™ expertise.
Kalwall Products
Our Products are Used in Projects by
BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group
Flos
Robert M. Gurney Architect
Signum Architecture
Traction Architecture
Baldinger Architectural Studio
Sasaki
DLR Group
UAU Collectiv
Gray Puksand
Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects
Mobile Office Architects
Ghafari Associates
brg3s
Clark Nexsen
MQ Architecture (Miguel Quismondo)
Martin Duplantier Architectes
Panter Hudspith Architects
C Design
BAR Architects
Svigals + Partners
Cordogan Clark & Associates
2fORM Architecture
Studio Carver Architects
Holly Street Studio Architects
DIGroupArchitecture
Vicente-Burin Architects
Darden Architects
Narofsky Architecture
Architectural Workshop
Travis Price Architects