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Current Issue: March 2025

Great Glazing | Pacific Park Campus

Pulp Studio, a leading designer and manufacturer of decorative glass, recently completed another project in collaboration with Public Art for Public Schools, which functions as a unit within the New York City School Construction Authority.

Navigating the Future of Bird-friendly Glass

Key developments in bird-friendly glass, including new legislation, cutting-edge technologies and application strategies.

Product Solution | Patio Inowa

Roto Patio Inowa is a premium hardware system that offers innovative technology, concealed design and unparalleled performance.

Navigating the Sustainability Maze

Risks and responsibilities for the glazing industry.

A Reintroduction to Glass Magazine’s Norah Dick

Norah Dick, our longtime senior editor, officially steps into the role of editor.

The Trades Are “Women’s Work”

How glass and glazing companies can step up to the plate for women.

Selecting the Right Façade Installation Firm

Consider safety, field testing, documentation and more when hiring a subcontractor.

Musings of a Fenestration Industry Worker and New Mother: An Update

This is a call to make sure we are intentional with our words and time and that we are careful with our connections to one another.

Setting the Standard

At GlassBuild America 2024 in Dallas, Texas, Architectural Glass and Metal Technician certification testing took place on the show floor for the first time ever, opening “a lot of eyes to the value AGMT certification brings to the industry,” says…

Thermal Bridging Considerations at Interface Conditions

Thermal bridging occurs when building exterior cladding or structural components with higher thermal conductivity penetrate or bypass insulation, creating a path of least resistance for heat transfer.

Mexico Accelerating Development of Its Glass Sector

Nearshoring and demand for bullet-resistant glass boost a growing industry.

Architect’s Guide to the Glass Recycling Supply Chain

Creating opportunities for greater glass recycling and circularity.