Emerson Micro Motion

Horizon Glass fabricated and installed the curtain wall, storefront, entrance, and glass-door scope for Emerson’s Micro Motion expansion in Boulder, part of the company’s roughly $100 million investment to build its Flow Innovation Center on the Micro Motion campus in the Gunbarrel area. Designed by Fox Architects and built by GE Johnson / DPR, the development added new office and customer-facing buildings—including a Headquarters and a Customer Experience Center used to showcase Emerson’s flow-measurement technology and train customers—alongside expanded manufacturing space for the business that invented the first Coriolis flow meter.

Horizon’s scope encompassed approximately 30,000 square feet of curtain wall systems, storefronts and entrances, and all glass doors, delivering the glazing that gives the office and customer-experience buildings their modern, transparent street presence while complementing the campus’s existing architecture. Completed in 2022, the project supports Emerson’s expanded engineering, training, and headquarters operations in Boulder.