“GlassArray is a revolutionary technology liberating the display of information from light pollution. We can imagine citites of the future where buildings can react to their surroundings and connect witn citizens without releasing massive amounts of light, with its environmental and health impacts. GlassArray is a rare thing, a tool that allows us to imagine future street landscapes and public spaces that we had not envisioned before, that are both sustainable, calm and humane."
José Luis de Vicente
Artistic Director of the Barcelona Design Museum
“GlassArray is a great technology that provides a new expressive medium and has environmental benefits.”
Bruce Kuwabara
Founding partner of KPMB Architects and the Chair of the Board of Trustees at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal
"The need for lower power media surfaces is there, but this also moves architecture forward in interesting ways"
Matthew Ward
Fuse, Superlumenary, Philadelphia
"This is incredible"
Honor Harger
Director of the ArtScience Museum, Singapore
"Pushing the boundaries of interactive public art with such a thoughtful, energy-conscious approach."
Derrin Brown
The Mandala Social, Sydney
"Eager to use in our projects"
Jake Barton
Principal, Local Projects, New York
"Pretty darn incredible"
Mark Ravenhill
Christie Lites, Toronto
"Looks very interesting, we look forward to working with this technology"
Michael Maltzan
Principal, Michael Maltzan Architecture, Los Angeles
"My guess is we’ll be seeing GlassArray in buildings everywhere in a few years."
Hrag Vartanian
Art Critic, Hyperallergic, New York
"This is huge, particularly for its environmental impacts."
Omar Khan
Head, CMU School of Architecture, Pittsburgh