Zero-Post Corners Bring Flexibility and Impact to Hornig's New Headquarters Conference Room

Zero-Post Corners Bring Flexibility and Impact to Hornig's New Headquarters Conference Room w l hall company

When Hornig Companies set out to build their new headquarters in St. Louis Park, Tanek Architects (Minneapolis) and Gardner Builders (Minneapolis) designed a conference room that could do it all—flexibility, acoustics, and aesthetics.

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We set out to bring their vision into reality by installing Modernfold PureView® Plus STC (37) operable glass walls with a zero-post corner system.

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The Modernfold PureView zero-post corner offers advantages for Hornig's conference room.

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Seamless Flexibility for Teams & Clients


With operable glass walls, Hornig can reconfigure the conference space in minutes. Large presentations, intimate round-tables, client pitches, or team workshops—this single room now adapts effortlessly without compromising design.


Privacy Without Isolation

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Thanks to the STC 37 acoustic rating, Hornig achieves privacy and sound control during sensitive conversations, while the glass design maintains an open, bright, and connected space.

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Strong Brand Statement


The zero-post corner creates an uninterrupted line of sight, delivering a clean, modern aesthetic that communicates transparency, innovation, and sophistication—qualities that resonate with both employees and clients.


Maximized Use of Natural Light

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Glass walls allow daylight to flood the space, improving energy efficiency, reducing reliance on artificial lighting, and enhancing occupant well-being and productivity.

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Future-Ready Investment


By combining flexibility with performance, Hornig has a conference room that can evolve with their business needs—supporting growth, new work styles, and collaborative opportunities for years to come.


At W. L. Hall Company, we partner with architects, builders, and owners to create compelling, innovative, and distinctive spaces that bring design intent to life.


Contact us for a no-cost consultation.

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