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The recently renovated Hugel Welcome Center in Markle Hall at Lafayette College is the first U.S. project to feature VacuMax™ Vacuum Insulating Glass (VIG) by Vitro. (Photography: Jim Cunningham)
VacuMax™ Vacuum Insulating Glass by Vitro Earns Best Architectural Products of 2024 Honors
Solarban® 90 Glass Atrium and Windows Daylight Children's of Mississippi Hospital
Solarban® 90 Glass Atrium and Windows Daylight Children's of Mississippi Hospital
Birmingham Opens Up Brutalist Arena Facade with Curtain Wall featuring Solarban® 72 Acuity® Glass by Vitro Architectural Glass
Birmingham's Legacy Arena Facelift Features Vitro Solarban® Glass
Lafayette College’s Renovated Hugel Welcome Center Boasts VacuMax™ Vacuum Insulating Glass by Vitro Architectural Glass
Lafayette College’s Hugel Welcome Center Features VacuMax™ Insulating Glass by Vitro
VacuMax™ Vaccum Insulating Glass (VIG) Earns The Architect’s Newspapers “Best of Product” Honors
VacuMax™ Vaccum Insulating Glass (VIG) Earns The Architect’s Newspapers “Best of Product” Honors
Solarban® 60 Starphire® glass maximizes daylighting and thermal efficiency at the Marion Fire Station in Marion, Iowa. (Photography: Cameron Campbell)
Solarban® 60 Starphire® Glass Enhances Biophilic Design for Midwest Fire Station
Solarban® 90 Starphire® glass highlights the Health Sciences Innovation Building (HSIB) at the University of Arizona, which meets performance, cost, availability and aesthetic goals. (Photography: Tom Kessler)
Vitro Architectural Glass Celebrates 60-Year Evolution of Solarban® Glass
The 22-story Jasper tower features an iridescent, color-changing coating and the 22-story Merlin tower is designed with metal fins and a color-shifting pearlescent coating. Photography: Jim Cunningham
Solarban® 72 Starphire® Glass Helps Amazon Meet their HQ2’s Daylighting Goals in Arlington, Virginia
Vitro Architectural Glass Vice President of Technical Services, Sustainability & Government Affairs Paul Bush; GSA Administrator Robin Carnahan; EPA Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention Deputy Assistant Administrator for Pollution Prevention
Vitro Hosts GSA and EPA to Announce Sustainability Achievements
Large Solarban® 60 Acuity® Glass Vertical Windows Deliver Daylighting and Transparency at Penn State University’s New Innovation Hub
Large Solarban® 60 Acuity® Glass Vertical Windows Deliver Daylighting and Transparency at Penn State University’s New Innovation Hub
Solarban® 72 Acuity® Glass by Vitro Architectural Glass Highlights 20 Mass Renovation
Solarban® 72 Acuity® Glass by Vitro Architectural Glass Highlights 20 Mass Renovation
Solarban® 65 glass delivers a solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of 0.35 and visible light transmittance (VLT) of 70%, while maintaining a crisp, clear, color-neutral aesthetic.
Vitro Architectural Glass Introduces Additional Low-E Option, Solarban® 65 Glass
Vintage Views: One PPG Place (far right). (Courtesy of Vitro Architectural Glass)
The “Crown Jewel” of Pittsburgh’s Skyline, PPG Place, Turns 40
Talk about a first impression: VacuMax™ VIG dons the newly renovated Hugel Welcome Center in Markle Hall on the campus of Lafayette College in Easton, PA. It’s the first project in the U.S. to feature VacuMax™ VIG by Vitro Architectural Glass.
Vitro Architectural Glass Unveils Refined VacuMax™ Vacuum Insulating Glass
The Unique Adaptive Reuse of Pittsburgh’s RIDC Mill 19 Features Windows with Solarban® 60 Glass and Skylights with Solarban® 70 Glass
Vitro's Solarban Transforms Pittsburgh's Historic Steel Mill into Sustainable Tech Hub
Solarban® R100 Solarblue® Glass Shines in Daytona Beach’s Corporate Revival Project
Solarban® R100 Solarblue® Glass Shines in Daytona Beach’s Corporate Revival Project
Lewis F. Powell Jr. U.S. Courthouse (Richmond, Virginia)
Vitro's Solarban® 60 Glass Awarded $10M Contract for Low Embodied Carbon Windows
Pictured left to right: Sungate ThermL™ glass paired with Solarban® 60 glass, and Solarban® 60 glass alone. Due to its colorless and low reflective aesthetic Sungate ThermL™ glass enhances U-value but does not change the visual characteristics of the IGU.
Vitro Architectural Glass Unveils New Interior Low-Emissivity Coating, Sungate ThermL™ Glass
Lick-Wilmerding High School in San Francisco, California, specified Solarban® 70 glass to introduce more transparency and daylight. In 2022, the school earned an AIA COTE® Top Ten award for sustainable design excellence. (Michael David Rose Photography)
Solarban® 70 Glass by Vitro Remains Industry’s Most Proven Low-E Coating
The Spheres, Amazon’s glass-domed headquarters in downtown Seattle, was constructed with Solarban® 60 and Starphire Ultra-Clear® glasses by Vitro Architectural Glass.
Low-Emissivity Glass from Vitro Architectural Glass Plays a Vital Role in Biophilic Design
Vitro’s top five glass samples of 2023
Vitro’s top five glass samples of 2023
Solarban® 70 Glass Helps DPR Construction Earn a COTE Top Ten Award and Net Zero Status for its Sacramento Office
Solarban® 70 Glass Helps DPR Construction Earn a COTE Top Ten Award and Net Zero Status for its Sacramento Office
COTE Award Winning UC San Diego’s Living Learning Neighborhood Taps Solarban® 70 Glass for Daylighting, Views and Occupant Comfort.
Solarban® 70 Glass Illuminates Award-Winning UC San Diego Campus
Solarban® and Optiblue® Glasses Shine at The Quincy in Austin, Texas
Solarban® and Optiblue® Glasses Shine at The Quincy in Austin, Texas
510 Vermont is a modern high-rise office building in Los Angeles. (Tom Kessler Photography)
510 Vermont: Innovative Design with Solarban® 70 Glass by Vitro
The BancFirst Tower in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, recently underwent a historic transformation. (Photography: Tom Kessler)
Historic BancFirst Tower Renovation Glazed in Solarban® R67 Optiblue® Glass by Vitro Architectural Glass
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