1625 Plymouth Street

The parking structure at 1625 Plymouth Street features a striking elevator tower enclosed by a curved wall of Bendheim’s channel glass, transforming a utilitarian structure into a luminous sculptural element. The translucent glass softly diffuses daylight while providing privacy for occupants inside the elevator lobby. Its gentle curve showcases the versatility of channel glass, allowing the architects to achieve a seamless, uninterrupted form with minimal framing.

Recognized by the City of Mountain View as the development’s public art feature, the curved channel glass elevator tower elevates the parking structure beyond its functional purpose, demonstrating how architectural glass can bring light, texture, and visual interest to everyday building elements.

In addition to its architectural impact, Bendheim’s channel glass contributed to the project’s LEED Platinum certification, supporting the building’s sustainability goals while delivering lasting visual appeal.