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Fire-Rated Products | Nov 3, 2016

Fire rated switchable glass provides privacy and fire protection at the University of Chicago Medical Center

The University of Chicago Hospital Group reached out to Bill Zientarski of Hi-Performance Glazing Solutions and SAFTI FIRST’s architectural representative in Illinois for a solution that combined vision, privacy and fire protection in one glazed unit.

Glass and Glazing | Bill O'Keeffe | Oct 14, 2016

International glazing community celebrates innovation at the Glasstec show in Dusseldof

With 9 exhibition halls showcasing over 1,235 exhibitors from 52 countries and with over 40,000 visitors from 100 countries walking the show, it is still regarded as the leading international trade fair for the glass industry.

Glass and Glazing | Aug 22, 2016

Tianmen Mountain glass skywalk opens to the public

Acrophobics beware: China’s Zhangjiajie National Forest Park just got a little bit (or a lot) more terrifying.

Glass and Glazing | Jun 20, 2016

Fire resistive blast and ballistic glass walls in high security facilities

For federal courthouses, embassies, government facilities and other high profile buildings, building materials are chosen based on their ability to mitigate or minimize the injuries and fatalities to occupants during an attack.

Glass and Glazing | Bill O'Keeffe | Mar 31, 2016

Unlimited? Not When it Comes to Fire Rated Glass

Code limitations do not match manufacturer’s tested listings

Energy-Efficient Design | Feb 18, 2016

How to make a ‘pure’ glass sphere

Creating a 25-story energy-generating globe for Expo 2017 in Kazakhstan put Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture to the test.

Glass and Glazing | Bill O'Keeffe | Feb 8, 2016

The State of the Fire Rated Glass Industry

After a strong 2015, demand for fire resistive glass continues to grow

Glass and Glazing | Jan 27, 2016

Saving Energy & Birds at the Boulevard Club

The Boulevard Club is a century old structure in Toronto which needed an expansion. The windows facing Lake Ontario needed to be bird friendly in order to reduce the number of window collisions. In this case, AviProtek E bird friendly low-e coated acid-etched glass was the right choice. 

Glass and Glazing | Bill O'Keeffe | Dec 11, 2015

Glass industry gives back during the holidays

The holiday season is generally a time when individuals and companies ramp up their charitable giving. The glass industry is no different.

Nov 9, 2015

Look Again at SageGlass

It’s time to look again at how SageGlass is changing the way we approach design and manage effects…
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