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Glass-Related Construction Spending Down in February
The value of nonresidential architectural glass and glazing spending declined in February, according to Key Media & Research (KMR), a leading data and information provider to the glass industry. Nonresidential glass construction fell by 6.6%, slightly outpacing a 6.1% dip … Continue reading
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Nonresidential Glass Construction Down to Start 2021
Glass and glazing activity in nonresidential construction declined year-over-year in January, according to Key Media & Research (KMR), a leading data and information provider to the glass industry. The value of spending in the sector was down by 5.4% on … Continue reading
Industry Starts 2021 With Guarded Outlook
The year 2020 was a bit of a shock to certain areas of the U.S. architectural glass and glazing industry, and contract glaziers have carried a cautious attitude into 2021, according to the 2021 Glass and Glazing Industry Outlook. The … Continue reading
Another Strong Outlook for the Year Ahead
The U.S. glass and glazing industry is still riding the highs of a robust construction expansion and strong economy, according to the 2019 Glass and Glazing Industry Outlook from Key Media & Research (KMR). The construction recovery that began in … Continue reading
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Glass Expo Pacific Northwest™ ′18 Kicks Off with Focus on Laminated Defects and Graphic Imaging
Glass Expo Pacific Northwest™ (GEPN) ′18 opened today in Bellevue, Wash. (suburban Seattle) and attendees have already gained important insight into some of the major glass and glazing industry trends and topics. Washington Glass Association (WGA) president Rick Koeller welcomed … Continue reading
