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Glazing 101: Industry, Academia Collaboration Gives Students Hands-On Learning
Students from the University of Southern California (USC) School of Architecture join the experts at the Southern California Glass Management Association (SCGMA) for hands-on instruction each year. The partnership provides future architects with a realistic picture of what the profession … Continue reading
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Tagged apprentices, architects, COVID-19, Deveney Pula, Douglas Noble, hands-on instruction, Joshua Tree National Park, obstacle, partnership, School of Architecture, Southern California Glass Management Association (SCGMA), students, University of Southern California (USC)
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New Guardian Glass Training Center Offers Glass Knowledge, Skills and Training
Guardian Industries has launched the new Guardian Glass Training Center to help the glass community of fabricators, processors, wholesalers, architects and specifiers learn more about the medium and the role it plays as a design and building material. According to the … Continue reading
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Tagged accredited training modules, architects, certified, Continued Professional Development (CPD), digital learning platform, Fabricators, glass community, Guardian Glass Training Center, Guardian Industries, in-person training booking system, online interactive training tools, processors, resources, RIBA, specifiers, Steven Scrivens, USCA’s AIA/CEU (Continuing Education Unit), video-based learning sessions, webinars, wholesalers
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Beyond the Basics
Fire-rated glass is unique. Architects and specifiers may choose a specific, clear glass because they like the way it looks or want to allow light into a particular space, but this is not the same with fire-rated glazing. The primary … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, April, architects, ballistics, bullet-resistent, doors, fire-rated, glass, glazing, Sandy Hook, schools, shootings, TGP, windows
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ICD Promotes Kate Stewart to Architectural Program Manager
ICD High Performance Coatings + Chemistries, based in Ridgefield, Wash., has promoted Kate Stewart to architectural program manager. In her new role, Stewart will continue to expand ICD’s global outreach through education for architects, specifiers, contractors, developers and fabricators. She has … Continue reading
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Tagged annealed glass, architects, Construction, contractors, developers, Fabricators, flat glass, float glass, glass, glass and glazing, glass architects, glass contractors, glazing, ICD, ICD High Performance Coatings + Chemistries, promotion, specifiers
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ASTM International Publishes Standard Test Method for Anisotropy Measurement
Nearly three years ago, members of the architectural glass and glazing industry, architects, engineers, machinery and equipment suppliers and other international stakeholders gathered together to address anisotropy measurement and develop an ASTM International standard test method. Louis Moreau, head of … Continue reading
