Suntuitive Dynamic launched Suntuitive MonoLite. The high-performance dynamic glazing possesses the benefits of Suntuitive Dynamic Glass but in a single laminate. Powered by sunlight, Suntuitive MonoLite dynamically transitions from light to dark in response to solar heat without any wires or controls. It can be installed the same as traditional glass, while still fitting glazing pockets as small as a 1/4 inch.
 

Suntuitive Dynamic launched Suntuitive MonoLite. The high-performance dynamic glazing possesses the benefits of Suntuitive Dynamic Glass but in a single laminate. Powered by sunlight, Suntuitive MonoLite dynamically transitions from light to dark in response to solar heat without any wires or controls. It can be installed the same as traditional glass, while still fitting glazing pockets as small as a 1/4 inch.
 

Suntuitive Dynamic launched Suntuitive MonoLite. The high-performance dynamic glazing possesses the benefits of Suntuitive Dynamic Glass but in a single laminate. Powered by sunlight, Suntuitive MonoLite dynamically transitions from light to dark in response to solar heat without any wires or controls. It can be installed the same as traditional glass, while still fitting glazing pockets as small as a 1/4 inch.
 

Suntuitive Dynamic launched Suntuitive MonoLite. The high-performance dynamic glazing possesses the benefits of Suntuitive Dynamic Glass but in a single laminate. Powered by sunlight, Suntuitive MonoLite dynamically transitions from light to dark in response to solar heat without any wires or controls. It can be installed the same as traditional glass, while still fitting glazing pockets as small as a 1/4 inch.
 

ADVERTISEMENT The Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania features a 23-foot freestanding fire-rated curtain wall that overlooks a café and helps open up views of the Ohio River beyond. The design team used Fireframes® Curtainwall Series from Technical Glass Products (TGP) to create the stunning expanse. The narrow fire-resistive-rated curtain wall system features a tall free span without any tie-back for structural support and visually complements an adjacent non-fire-rated glass curtain wall for a unified interior. 

ADVERTISEMENT The Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania features a 23-foot freestanding fire-rated curtain wall that overlooks a café and helps open up views of the Ohio River beyond. The design team used Fireframes® Curtainwall Series from Technical Glass Products (TGP) to create the stunning expanse. The narrow fire-resistive-rated curtain wall system features a tall free span without any tie-back for structural support and visually complements an adjacent non-fire-rated glass curtain wall for a unified interior. 

ADVERTISEMENT The Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania features a 23-foot freestanding fire-rated curtain wall that overlooks a café and helps open up views of the Ohio River beyond. The design team used Fireframes® Curtainwall Series from Technical Glass Products (TGP) to create the stunning expanse. The narrow fire-resistive-rated curtain wall system features a tall free span without any tie-back for structural support and visually complements an adjacent non-fire-rated glass curtain wall for a unified interior. 

Mapes Panels updated MapeSpan, spandrel glass laminated into a unitized panel with an interior finish. The panels are now available in thicknesses up to 6 inches and can be made with gypsum board interior substrate for use in fire-rated conditions. Panels can also have rabbeted interior edges to accommodate standard glazing pocket while allowing for higher overall R-value. 
 

Mapes Panels updated MapeSpan, spandrel glass laminated into a unitized panel with an interior finish. The panels are now available in thicknesses up to 6 inches and can be made with gypsum board interior substrate for use in fire-rated conditions. Panels can also have rabbeted interior edges to accommodate standard glazing pocket while allowing for higher overall R-value. 
 

Bendheim added a new type of exterior specialty glass, Lumi Frit, to its exterior glass offering. The Surface 1 fritted glass allows architects to create customized, brilliant white glass facades. Lumi Frit minimizes glass reflections, making patterns more pronounced and easier to view from a distance, providing an attractive option to highlight custom designs, say officials. By interrupting continuous reflections, the glass also becomes visible to birds, mitigating the risk of accidental bird strikes.