Locations
Headquartered in Los Angeles
We’ve been headquartered in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles since 1946, a location that perfectly positions our team of employee-owners to provide top-quality glazing services to the local commercial area, greater Los Angeles, and all of Southern California.
213.747.7406
213.747.8778
850 W. Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90015
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Markets We Serve in Los Angeles
Hospitality
Luxury hotels, restaurants, and bars
Retail
Individual storefronts, shopping centers, custom installations, and more
Civic & Cultural
Courthouses, aquariums, churches, libraries, and landmark museums
Sports & Entertainment
Stadiums and arenas for major sports franchises and teams, performing arts venues and theaters, night clubs, and major amusement park destinations
Commercial Office Space
Landmark skyline high-rises, commercial office parks, warehouses and distribution centers, and beyond
Luxury Residential
Construction and/or renovation of architecturally significant private residences
Education
Academic facilities of all types, including university libraries, student housing, classrooms, and more
Hospitals & Healthcare
Hospitals, clinics, and healthcare centers
Transportation
Airports, metro and train stations, monorail systems, sea ports, and more
Los Angeles Customer Map
Meeting the challenges of Los Angeles glass installation and repair
Use the map to explore Giroux Glass projects in Los Angeles on and off the Strip.
View Los Angeles Customer MapLos Angeles Projects
Exhibits at the Museum of Tolerance
With the goal of expanding its offerings, the museum hired Giroux Glass to provide glazing for several unique new exhibitions.
Museum Tower
Museum Tower glazing project entailed renovations to a 20-story residential high rise in Downtown Los Angeles, named for its proximity to landmark art museums.
UCLA Marion Anderson Hall
The Marion Anderson Center is a student "lifecycle" complex designed to support the needs of students, alumni, and visitors at the UCLA Anderson School of Business.
The Gensler Jewel Box
A single pane of glass was in need of replacement on the section of the front of the building known as the Gensler “Jewel Box.”