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| A vast collection of samples reflecting the wide range of applications and interior design trends on glass will be displayed.
| High-security Smartphone Feature Stylish Designs - AGC (Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.; Head Office: Tokyo; President & CEO: Takuya Shimamura) released a new cover glass for an in-glass fingerprint recognition sensor installed on a smartphone to improve…
| Eastman Chemical Company, manufacturer of the Vanceva Color System for laminated glass, announced today the launch of www.vanceva.com, a redesigned website to improve communication with professional architects, interior designers, glass fabricators…
| ESG, the UK’s largest independent glass processor, has recently continued its work for Transport for London by supplying the glass for the 2nd phase of the redevelopment of Tottenham Court Road tube station.
| ESMA closes 2015 with two ‘back-to-back’ events: The very first Direct Container Print and the sixth edition of GlassPrint.
| We’re no strangers to understanding that glass can be much more than just another cladding material.
| We are most pleased to welcome you at GlassPrint in Düsseldorf - Interesting papers on the subjects: screen printing, glass decoration, colours and coatings as well as new technologies are awaiting you : We like to draw your attention to the…
| Great things come in small packages, and this is certainly the case with Tony Windberg’s latest installation ‘Waterline’, which uses printed glass to achieve a barrier grid animation with fantastic effect.
| The glass industry is seeing an explosion of growth in demand for interior designed glass. The key to winning more projects for your digital ceramic in-glass printer is selling printed glass to designers and architects.
| 250 Oxford Street, in the inner-Perth suburb of Leederville, is making a lasting impression with local residents through the use of our ‘ImagInk’ printed, ceramic fritted glass.
| Nestled in a sheltered Perth side street near the heart of Subiaco, ‘Spectrum’ is the first public art installation in Western Australia to combine the Vanceva Colour System with ImagInk digital ceramic printing on glass.
| In Moscow, a lush 3-D forest of dense green trees stretches up to the rooftop and encircles the AFIMall, a new retail and entertainment complex. In Paris, folded, faux-marbleized pages jut out across the exterior of Barclays Bank like gigantic cut…
| 1.3 Ton of decorative and performance glass will be on display. As a valued client of G.James Glass & Aluminium, we would like to invite you to attend DesignBUILD 2015 at Sydney Olympic Park between 28–30 April.
| The new Student Learning Center at Toronto’s Ryerson University, which opened in February 2015, is a trailblazer on multiple interconnected levels: outstanding achievements in both sustainability and innovation, within a strictly limited budget.
| What happens when you combine digitally printed glass with super vibrant Vanceva coloured interlayers? A full spectrum colour bonanza that makes Rio’s Carnivale look like a overcast winters day! Perth based artist Rick Vermey has done exactly that.
| The world’s most important glass trade fair, glasstec, and GlassPrint, Europe’s only dedicated conference and exhibition for glass decoration have agreed to renew their successful cooperation. glasstec will ‘power’ GlassPrint 2015 and the two events…
| Completing an architectural glass project for your client is not an end rather a beginning. A finished project can be leveraged to generate more business for your company by creating a ‘Project Success Story’.
| In the last two years the biggest growing demand for printed glass came from technical glass applications like glass displays, touch panels and solar applications with direct printing on glass.
| In some projects everything fits perfectly together. For example, when the dream ship brand AIDA anchors in Hamburg St. Pauli and moves right into the heart of Hamburg’s famous red-light district.
| (January 17th, 2013) Today RemBrand developers, the Town of Schijndel and MVRDV complete the Glass Farm, a multifunctional building in the village square.