Current Issue: January/February 2025

With a focus on blending protection and design, Aluflam’s fire-rated aluminum vision doors, windows and glazed wall systems meet rigorous safety standards and endure up to 120 minutes of intense heat.

When upgrading, renovating and retrofitting governmental facilities, high-quality, high-performance, finished aluminum architectural products support low-maintenance, cost-effective operation.

How much debt is too much for your business? 

Dynamic glazing is a fenestration product that can change its optical performance properties, such as visible light transmission, near infrared transmission and solar heat gain coefficient.

The latest construction forecasts reflect a challenging 2024 for U.S. construction, with reasons for optimism in 2025.

How can the global glass industry, in all segments, address the need to reduce embodied and operational carbon? The answer, per glass manufacturing leaders, requires improvements in three areas: manufacturing, recycling and reuse, and installed…

This year’s GlassBuild America once again brought labor into the spotlight, and Emily Pilloton-Lam shared her experiences working with young people on construction projects to serve local communities.

Using glass curtain walls in healthcare settings to promote healing and restorative environments.

For Valley Health's interior, Skyline used 10 different decorative glass techniques to achieve the desired outcome. 

The official publication of the National Glass Association has been a source of essential industry education and news for the glass and glazing industry.