ARCHITECTURAL GLASS & CUSTOM METAL
Glass that opens a space.
Metal that gives it definition.
Interior glass partitions, storefronts, windows and curtain walls—coordinated from the first drawing to the final installation.
Residential / Commercial / Hospitality
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DESIGN · FABRICATE · INSTALL
The most successful architectural details feel effortless. Behind them is a careful relationship between material, proportion and execution.
Axiom Glass & Metal brings these disciplines together. We approach glass and metalwork as part of the architecture: shaping sightlines, defining boundaries and connecting one finish to the next.
From a finely framed partition to a curtain wall, the quality of the result depends on the details. Glass composition, metal profiles, hardware, anchorage and adjoining surfaces must work as a coordinated assembly.
Based in the Bronx and serving the New York metropolitan area, we work with architects, designers, developers and construction teams to carry the design intent through fabrication and installation.
GLASS & METAL / APPLICATIONS
Transparent surfaces. Refined structure.
Designed to work together.
01 / INTERIORGlazed walls and doors that define offices, meeting rooms and shared spaces while preserving daylight and visual connection. Slim profiles and coordinated hardware keep the detail refined.
Glass type, door operation, hardware, perimeter seals and interfaces with floors, walls and ceilings.
Illustrative concept
02 / EXTERIORGlass storefronts and entrance systems that give commercial spaces a clear presence. We coordinate glazing, metal framing and door assemblies around the design and the way the entrance is used.
Opening dimensions, door hardware, framing finishes, thresholds and transitions to adjacent facade materials.
Illustrative concept
03 / EXTERIORWindow systems that connect interiors with the outside. Frame proportions, glass selection and installation details are considered together to support the architectural intent.
Window operation, frame finishes, glass specifications, anchorage and perimeter weatherproofing.
Illustrative concept
04 / EXTERIORCoordinated glass and metal facade systems that give a building rhythm, transparency and identity. Mullion alignment and connections receive attention from detailing through installation.
Facade geometry, glass and framing, movement joints, structural interfaces, drainage and project-specific performance requirements.
Illustrative concept
CRAFTSMANSHIP / COORDINATION / EXECUTION
Glass and metal leave little room for ambiguity. Clear dimensions, coordinated connections and approved finishes give the work a sound foundation before fabrication begins.
THE INTEGRITY OF THE CONNECTION
A clean joint is the outcome of many connected decisions. Profiles, tolerances, anchorage and the way one material meets another all contribute to the final appearance.
We bring attention to those relationships early, helping align the visible design with the practical requirements of fabrication, handling and installation.
Review the architectural intent, clarify interfaces and develop the details needed to bring the scope into a coordinated assembly.
Consider glass, metal and hardware together, with samples and finish decisions aligned to the approved design.
Confirm critical dimensions and site conditions, including openings, substrates and transitions to adjoining work.
Plan production and installation around approved details, access requirements and the project's construction sequence.
FROM DRAWING TO INSTALLATION
A thoughtful sequence keeps design decisions, fabrication and site work connected.
Review drawings, scope, finish expectations and milestones to establish the requirements of the work.
Coordinate dimensions, glass specifications, metal profiles, hardware and connections with the project team.
Confirm approvals and relevant field conditions before the work moves into production.
Align delivery, access and installation with site readiness and the surrounding trades.
YOUR NEXT PROJECT
From a single custom detail
to a coordinated architectural scope.
Start with your drawings, glass and metal requirements, finish preferences and target schedule. A clear brief gives the conversation a useful foundation.
AXIOM GLASS & METAL
380 Canal PlaceDesign · Fabricate · Install
New York metropolitan area