The Best of 2022: A Look at Vitro's Top 10 Projects of the Year

Date: 16 January 2023

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Date: 16 January 2023

Vitro's top 10 projects of the year, as chosen by you.

The International Year of Glass has come to an end, and while we reflect on our accomplishments and innovations in 2022, the team at Vitro is also revisiting the resources they offer to inspire tomorrow’s buildings and provide education on how Vitro glass products can help solve design challenges.

Below is a list of the top 10 projects visited in Vitro's project and case study gallery this year.

To get inspiration from this year’s top projects and more, visit projects.vitroglazings.com to browse Vitro's library of completed projects and download case studies.

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