Current Issue: July 2024

Door Service Inc. selected Ellison Bronze for its ability to custom craft a series of balanced doors to fit the precise curvatures of the CME Center’s new glass curtainwall.

CEO Ty Silberhorn Eyes Growth, Innovation and Evolution for the Building Products Leader.

Glassfab Hardware and Glazing Supplies is a new online store catering to the needs of professionals in the architectural glass sector. 

Matt Aragon of Aragon Construction sits down with SLAM Collaborative’s Keith Fine to hear what architects are seeking in their partnerships with glaziers.

Heavily promoted as an effective way to improve business efficiency, generative AI strategies can aid your company.

Next-Level Employee Engagement, with Tom Jackson of Steel Encounters.

Aesthetics, technology and sustainability are shaping the future of fire-rated glass in an increasingly multi-functional world.

NAWIC webinar celebrates Juneteenth National Independence Day and explores recognizing marginalized communities in the construction industry.

Transparent, protective glazing can be a viable option for hardening schools on both the exterior and interior layers.

Glass Magazine's new senior media sales consultant, Holly Robinson, visited glass and glazing companies in California and Nevada. Check out updates from Pulp Studio, FHC, Panda Windows and Doors, and more. 

An interview with Lars Wismer, director of glasstec.

Engineers and architects follow code requirements for the structural performance of buildings in seismic zones. Glass and glazing can be designed as non-structural components installed in buildings in seismic-prone areas.

Leading glaziers achieve healthy sales, but costs continue to stymie growth for some.

The flat glass industry in Western Europe is seeing a resurgence of growth following pandemic challenges and the shock to energy costs caused by the end of Russian gas supply to the region. Concerns remain about energy costs, and high costs in…

It’s critical to constantly assess all aspects of the operation to keep glazing businesses competitive and thriving.

I invited AI to describe its capabilities and address the risks companies face when using this new technology. What follows is a transcript from a conversation with ChatGPT, the language model by OpenAI.