Smart Glass LAX Office Inglewood — Lounge-to-Office Partition Wall

Project Overview

In 2026, we installed smart glass LAX office Inglewood for a commercial client at their LAX-adjacent facility in Inglewood. The install was a multi-panel switchable glass partition — five vertical panels running the full width of the wall — separating a public-facing lounge from the open office behind it. A door at one end of the partition matches the same switchable glass treatment. Total switchable surface: [TOTAL SQFT — TBD].

The lounge sits at the front of the facility, where clients and visitors gather before being escorted to working areas. The space needed to feel open and connected when the office wanted to project transparency, and visually closed when meetings or sensitive operations were happening behind it. A standard drywall partition was off the table — it would have killed the daylight and made the lounge feel like a holding pen.

The Problem

The Solution — smart glass LAX office Inglewood install

For this smart glass LAX office Inglewood install, we applied [PRODUCT TYPE — PDLC switchable smart film / laminated smart glass / TBD] to all five wall panels plus the adjacent door, wired through [TRANSFORMER COUNT — TBD] transformer(s) configured to switch the entire run as one circuit. Control is handled from [CONTROL DETAILS — TBD] so a single tap toggles the full wall and door together.

Spec	Value
Total switchable surface	[TOTAL SQFT — TBD]
Panels installed	5 vertical wall panels + 1 door panel
Location	LAX-adjacent commercial facility, Inglewood
Use case	Lounge / waiting area separation from open office
Product	[PRODUCT TYPE — TBD]
Control	[CONTROL SYSTEM — TBD], single-circuit switching
Transformer count	[TRANSFORMER COUNT — TBD]
Install year	[YEAR — TBD]
Project scope	[NEW BUILD-OUT / RETROFIT — TBD]

For the technical spec on the underlying technology, see our PDLC switchable smart glass page or the Wikipedia smart glass entry for an independent reference.

The Solution — Smart Glass Kitchen Seal Beach Install

For this smart glass office El Segundo install, we applied [PRODUCT TYPE — PDLC switchable smart film / laminated smart glass / TBD] to the door-side sidelight panel and wired the system to a [CONTROL SYSTEM — TBD]. Toggling is handled from [CONTROL DETAILS — TBD] so the occupant can frost the sidelight as soon as a sensitive conversation begins — without breaking eye contact or reaching for a phone.

Spec	Value
Total switchable surface	[TOTAL SQFT — TBD]
Surface installed	1 tall vertical sidelight beside a private office door
Location	Commercial private office, off shared corridor
Product	[PRODUCT TYPE — TBD]
Control	[CONTROL SYSTEM — TBD]
Transformer placement	[TRANSFORMER LOCATION — TBD]
Install year	[YEAR — TBD]
Project scope	[NEW BUILD-OUT / EXISTING OFFICE RETROFIT — TBD]

For the technical spec on the underlying technology, see our PDLC switchable smart glass page or the Wikipedia smart glass entry for an independent reference.

The Outcome

The smart glass LAX office Inglewood result is a partition wall that reads as one continuous surface in both states. Clear when the team wants the lounge to feel like an extension of the office — connected, open, daylight-shared. Frosted the moment meetings or operations in the office shouldn’t be visible from the waiting area. Five panels switch in unison, the door matches the wall, and the lounge keeps its open feel without ever giving up the ability to close off.

For a parallel commercial install at a different scale, see our smart glass conference rooms — Beverly Hills project.

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