How Industry Leaders, Codes, Standards and Hard Lessons Built Today’s Protective Glazing Industry by Ellen Rogers If you know someone whose life was saved by…
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Part II: Guns and Glass Ratings
by Thom Zaremba, shareholder at Roetzel & Andress Guns, guns and yes … more GUNS! Leading the world in gun ownership with an estimated 400…
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News Analysis: Railings January 2026
Best Practices for Glass and Metal Railings Glass and metal railings have become a prominent feature in modern architecture, used in high-rise residential buildings, hospitality…
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Safety Glazing: Are Updates Expected for ANSI Z97.1?
The Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) seeks to update ANSI Z97.1-2015 (R2020), Safety Glazing Materials Used in Buildings – Safety Performance Specifications and Methods of Test.…
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Funding Approved to Update Three Canadian Glass Standards
The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) has announced recent funding approval for the updating of three Canadian glass standards, made possible through the Canadian…
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Good to be Back
After a three-year delay, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) National Conference on Architecture finally returned. The event took place in Chicago (what a great…
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FGIA Gives Overview of Safety and Security Glazing Standards
Security glazing is growing increasingly popular around the U.S. and with that comes questions about which standards to use and best practices to follow. To…
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School Security and Safety Products and Standards Explained
Deadly mass shootings have led to debates over mitigation and public safety, especially in schools. Parents, teachers, architects and school stake holders all have concerns…
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Florida Enacts Bill to “Harden” Schools Against Attacks
Last week, Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed a sweeping $400 million bill to increase school security, mental health access and gun control in the aftermath…
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NYC Doorman Dies in Glass Door Accident
A 59-year-old New York City man died Thursday after falling through a glass door while shoveling snow in front of the building where he worked…