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| Affordable low-iron glass offers better clarity, color fidelity than conventional clear glass.
| Transparent low-e glasses central to lantern box design and glass-enclosed bridge.
| New equipment fills vital market need for larger glass, bolsters company’s legacy of innovation.
| Join Vitro Architectural Glass as we roll out our new, big capability and launch a new era of glass coatings innovation.
| Capacity returns with focus on Starphire Ultra-Clear glass.
| Jeweled structure wins 2018 ALA/IIDA Award for Interior Design of an Academic Building.
| Building design is constantly changing. Today, strict energy codes and ambitious designs are urging architects to evolve their designs, and manufacturers must provide solutions for these emerging challenges.
| National Aviary’s new bird habitat unveiled after extensive renovation.
| Workers install tropical plants, trees under bird-friendly glass to prepare for reopening of prized National Aviary attraction.
| Ultra-clear glass, color interlayers highlight Spencer Finch-designed panels at 1775 Tysons Blvd.
| J.E. Berkowitz announced the completion of Holtec International’s new corporate HQ on the company’s 50-acre Krishna P. Singh Technology Campus in Camden, New Jersey.
| New low-iron glass offers clarity, color fidelity upgrade over conventional clear glass.
| Vitro Glass sponsors $1.2 million renovation of historic Tropical Rainforest exhibit.
| Industry veteran to lead national architectural managers, bolster company presence in Mexico.
| Company veteran to oversee architectural glass operations in Mexico.
| Thirty-year PPG veteran to oversee product quality and customer crisis management.
| More than 500 green building experts expected to attend international sustainability conference.
| ACUITY glass, a new SOLARBAN glass substrate to debut later this year, also will be previewed.
| Installation of STARPHIRE Glass by Vitro Glass with acid-etched finish centerpiece of $1.2 million renovation.
| Dozens of high-profile projects showcase architects’ creative use of glass.