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Our Post HTX Skylight Roof Project

A shot of the rooftop of Post HTX in Houston as the sun sets at night

In the heart of Houston, Texas, the Skylawn at Post HTX skylight roof project marks a significant milestone in architectural design and functionality. Glass Flooring Systems is proud to have manufactured 40 jumbo walkable and non-walkable skylights that redefine the essence of this bustling metropolitan hub. This project not only enhances the structural aesthetics of Post HTX but also leverages natural lighting to transform the space into a vibrant and inviting environment.

Project Overview

The Post HTX project involved the strategic placement of 40 high-quality jumbo skylights across the expansive rooftop of a renowned Houston building. Each skylight was meticulously designed to fit the unique specifications of the rooftop, ensuring optimal light penetration and durability. The installation included both walkable skylights that allow for pedestrian traffic and non-walkable skylights that serve more traditional purposes, providing a dynamic and versatile rooftop deck.

Enhancing Natural Light

One of the primary goals of the roof skylight project was to maximize natural light within the building. The carefully positioned skylights flood the interior spaces with daylight, reducing the need for artificial lighting and creating a more energy-efficient environment. This influx of natural light has transformed the ambiance of the space, making it more welcoming and visually appealing.

Walkable Skylights: A Dual Function

The walkable skylights installed at Post HTX serve a dual function. Not only do they enhance the aesthetic appeal of the rooftop deck, but they also provide a safe and durable surface for visitors to walk on. These skylights are built to withstand heavy foot traffic while allowing light to flood into the building.

A top-down shot of the Post HTX installation with multiple walkable and non-walkable skylights

Weather Resistance and Durability

In designing the skylights for the roof at Post HTX, special attention was given to weather resistance and durability. Houston’s variable weather conditions demand a solution that can withstand intense sunlight, heavy rain, and potential hurricane impacts. All the roof skylights are crafted from high-strength materials and sealed with precision to prevent leaks and resist weather-related wear and tear, ensuring long-term reliability.

A team of construction workers from Glass Flooring Systems installing a skylight at Post HTX

Impact on the Community

The installation of the skylights at Post HTX has had a profound impact on the local community. The enhanced rooftop deck has become a popular gathering place for social events, corporate gatherings, and leisure activities, all under the beautiful Texas sky. The integration of these skylights has turned an ordinary rooftop into a landmark destination in Houston, fostering community engagement and social interaction.

An overhead shot of guests at Post HTX enjoying the rooftop and the glass skylights

The Post HTX skylight roof project by Glass Flooring Systems is a testament to the power of innovative architectural solutions. By integrating both functional and aesthetic features, these skylights have not only transformed a simple roof into a multifunctional rooftop deck but have also set a new standard for building design in urban environments. 

Pinnable graphic for "Project Post HTX: Jumbo Skylight Roof Project" from Glass Flooring Systems

As we continue to push the boundaries of what is possible with glass in architectural designs, projects like Post HTX serve as a beacon of inspiration and innovation in the industry.