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Nothing to See Here, Literally, in sedak’s Latest Launch
“Almost nothing” is what sedak officials told contract glaziers, architects, consultants and others involved in the glass and glazing industry to expect. But what they found on the 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards could change how the industry looks … Continue reading
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The PAC NYC Opens, Features Unique Glass-Stone Façade
Anyone who’s been in lower Manhattan over the past year or so has likely seen what appears to be a large marble cube. While stone does play an essential role in the façade, it’s not acting alone. Designed by REX … Continue reading
It’s Time to Get Time on Our Side
If you’re reading this, you and I probably have a thing or two in common. Namely, we like glass. We like to talk about, look at it and point out cool installations. Before doing anything else, we look at the … Continue reading
Panel Discussion Addresses Industry’s Role in Keeping Schools Safe
School safety and security are among the glazing industry’s most important discussions. The conversation continued this week during the National Glass Association’s Glass Conference taking place in Tacoma, Wash. During the Protective Glazing meeting, a panel discussion focused on laminated … Continue reading
Code Changes and Proposal Discussions Open Day One of Tacoma Glass Conference
Tacoma, Wash., is home to world-famous glass artist Dale Chihuly. This week it’s also a home-away-from-home for some in the architectural glass industry, which is gathered for the National Glass Association’s Glass Conference. The event runs until July 27 and … Continue reading
