Pearl Place – Google Project

Horizon Glass fabricated and installed the curtain wall, glazing, and entrance scope for the Google Boulder Campus, known in development as Pearl Place, a Class A office campus at 2920 Pearl Street adjacent to the Boulder Transit Village. Designed by Tryba Architects and built by Saunders Construction for developer Forum Real Estate Group, the campus was delivered in two phases—Phase 1 (2017) comprising two connected four-story buildings totaling roughly 200,000 square feet over a below-grade garage, and Phase 2 (2020) adding a further ~130,000-square-foot four-story office building. The campus enabled Google to grow its Boulder workforce toward 1,500 employees, ranking among the company’s largest U.S. offices.

Horizon’s scope encompassed approximately 52,400 square feet of Viracon glass within an EFCO 5900 Series curtain wall system, incorporating silkscreen frit patterns, tapered extended covers, custom dies, extended fins, and associated doors and hardware. The high-performance glass envelope gives the buildings their daylight-filled open floorplates and sweeping Front Range views while meeting the campus’s demanding energy and design standards. Completed across 2017 and 2020, the campus stands as a landmark of Boulder’s growing technology corridor.