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| Verified, product鈥憀evel EPDs for Eastman Saflex鈩 & Vanceva鈩 PVB interlayers are live 鈥 download ready鈥憈o鈥憉se data to improve embodied鈥慶arbon assessments and Scope 3 reporting.
| The 2nd Glass Forum聽2025, themed 鈥淭he Transparency Revolution鈥, the only聽professional event for glass聽& architecture in Greece, which was successfully held on October 31 鈥 November 1聽at the Athens Conservatoire.
| Vitro introduces new resources on glass and embodied carbon, helping architects design greener, low-carbon projects.
| As part of the Fenzi Green Future Action Plan, Fenzi Group strengthens its commitment by achieving EPD for its entire IG sealant range.
| Guardian Glass鈥 collaboration with Boulder Associates led the architecture firm to specify Guardian Hybrid Vacuum IG鈩 windows.
| NorthGlass moved towards a sustainable future
| New office building on the Drees & Sommer campus
| eyrise庐 will speak at the Innovation stage on 11 May at 1pm.
| Saflex FlySafe 3D and COOL-LITE庐 Solar Control Coating: A Powerful Bird-Friendly and Energy-Efficient Combination
| Back to the year full of events which has just been accomplished!
| Take part as a reviewer, presenter or advisory board member.
| A first solution combining Saint-Gobain Glass and Eastman鈥檚 bird-friendly interlayer that offers safer glazed fa莽ades for birds without compromising on performance and aesthetics.
| Saint-Gobain has once again been recognized this year for leadership in the fight against climate change by the CDP, a global environmental non-profit organization.
| To enhance its 10,000 square-foot, high-performing enclosure, Archimania carefully selected聽Solarban庐聽90 glass by Vitro Architectural Glass.
| View some education session and keynote highlights for 2022.
| 艦i艧ecam will share information on how its flat glass products reduce carbon emissions and the impact of nZEB on the glass industry from a legal and regulatory perspective.
| Energy performance is becoming an ever more important and integral part of architectural design.
| Advanced low-e glass helps McDonald鈥檚 at Disney World generate more energy than it uses
| Building integrated photovoltaic technology generates power and doubles as a building component