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| Guardian Industries Corp. recently introduced a video profiling the Guardian SunGuard® glass application at the iconic Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University.
| A unique technology has been developed that improves the quality and reduces the time required for edge enamelling of Guardian heat treatable sputtered coated glass.
| Guardian Glass North America introduces Guardian UltraClearTM glass, a low-iron product that delivers maximum clarity and color neutrality without the green tint of standard glass.
| Zamek Culture Centre chooses SunGuard SuperNeutral 62/34 – Schools, kindergartens and educational centres are unique facilities.
| Independent manufacturer’s new Plymouth plant will help expand the reach of Guardian SunGuard® glass
| The Okraglak department store in Poznan, the Plac Unii City Shopping Centre and Q22 office building in Warsaw, are historical structures that successfully blend into the surrounding modern architecture.
| St. Charles Cancer Center Wins Several Architectural Awards - A Guardian SunGuard® project is racking up the awards, thanks to the collaborative design of ZGF Architects LLP.
| New School Building Wins Multiple Design Awards – Stubbs Muldrow Herin architects navigated the challenge of designing a new school in historic Charleston on the South Carolina coast – including facing the analysis and sometimes-stringent…
| Butterflies are beautiful and delicate creatures – and very climate sensitive. So when planners were designing the Konya Tropical Butterfly Garden in Konya, Turkey, they recognised it was vital to secure the best, most reliable means of maintaining…
| Guardian Provides Solutions for GlassBuild Attendees High Performance Glass and Services Offer Efficiencies GlassBuild America attendees will find a variety of products and services to address their need for both high performing glass and process…
| SunGuard® Glass Delivers Abundant Daylight While Managing Solar Heat – When one of the biggest general contractors in the country is working on its own building, the stakes are high, and the materials need to deliver.
| Guardian Industries’ Glass Group in Europe, a leading manufacturer of high-quality commercial, residential, interior and automotive glass products, has invested more than £3 million to upgrade the production line at its Goole plant in East Yorkshire.
| High performance glass greets visitors at new entrance – Thousands of football fans flock to Canton, Ohio each year to pay homage to our nation’s greatest professional footbally players.
| New SunGuard Product is Architectural Record Editors’ Choice - Guardian Industries Corp. has won an Architectural Record Record Products Award for Guardian SunGuard® SNX 51/23, the first commercial low-E glass product with visible light transmission…
| Ever since glass has been featured as a mainstream commercial building material, architects have challenged manufacturers to find innovative ways to allow them to create new and exciting projects.
| The former Kellogg Cereal City Museum, in Battle Creek, Mich., has been transformed into the Battle Creek Area Math & Science Center, a cutting-edge facility with a commanding, contilevered glass curtain wall featuring Guardian SunGuard glass.
| Building Information Modelling (BIM) is the next generation of digital representation for architectural projects and Guardian Glass UK have strived to meet the needs of a changing market, with BIM objects created for all Guardian Glass UK products.
| Guardian Glass UK is pleased to announce the launch of its new online training centre. The training centre offers a video learning library, which covers different aspects of industry knowledge in short film format, from how glass is made to the…
| Architects and designers looking for both energy efficiency and design inspiration will have many industry-leading Guardian glass products to evaluate at the AIA Convention in Chicago June 26-28.
| Guardian SunGuard SNX 51/23, the first commercial low-E glass product with visible light transmission (VLT) above 50 percent and a solar heat gain coefficient below 0.25, is a BUILDINGS Magazine Money-Saving Products Winner.