Shore’s Sussex Tech archive records solar-control film, white frost and one-way mirror applications for different campus needs. Current documented office photos also show frosted lower lites and separate dry-erase privacy installations.
Project: Sussex Technical High School
Location: Georgetown, Delaware
Archived film selection: Archive: Clear View Plus/Enhanced 40% and 15%; white frost; one-way mirror. Current photo documentation: frost and dry-erase privacy film.
Source: Shore project archive; owner-confirmed October 5, 2026
Solar heat and glare, room privacy and selected glass-related concerns required different approaches.
A single film across every pane would not describe the documented scope or its different purposes.
Separate solar-control needs from fixed privacy needs.
Retain daylight and selected clear sightlines where the room layout calls for them.
Use a room-by-room opening review rather than implying a uniform protection level.
The archive lists Clear View Plus/Enhanced 40% and 15% solar-control films, white frost at rooms and entryways, and one-way mirror film in the principal’s office.
Current documented photos show frosted lower office lites with clear glass above, plus separate dry-erase film on office and partition glass. Those photographs are not presented as proof of the older solar-film installation.
Reflective privacy depends on the lighting difference. It is not a universal day-and-night one-way effect. Privacy and solar films do not, by themselves, establish a tested protective-glazing rating.
Shore’s archive documents several film directions across the Georgetown school.
The current photo set documents office frost and dry-erase applications; it does not establish a common date or one combined installation phase for every archived film.
No overall glass area, completion duration or tested security rating is inferred.
The documented work demonstrates different glass treatments for different room functions.
Frosted lower lites provide an intentionally obscured area with clear upper glass retained.
Separate dry-erase applications give selected office glazing privacy and a writable surface.
No forced-entry delay, ballistic performance or measured solar savings is claimed.
Archived selections and current photographed applications are distinguished—not merged into one claimed installation phase.
Clear View Plus/Enhanced 40% and 15%: Archived solar control. Heat/glare direction; no installed performance figures inferred.
White frost: Archived fixed privacy. Rooms and entryways; current photos also document selected office lower lites.
One-way mirror: Archived principal’s-office privacy. Lighting-dependent reflective privacy, not universal nighttime concealment.
Dry-erase privacy film: Current photographed office work. A separate documented privacy and writable-surface application.
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