Explore New Architectural Capabilities with Vitro’s Elevated Project and Case Study Gallery

Date: 10 March 2026

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UT Arlington Engineering Building, Solarban® 90 Glass (Tom Kessler Photography)

Date: 10 March 2026

Vitro has enhanced its Project and Case Study Gallery to help inspire new architectural possibilities.

The updated gallery features a refreshed design and improved user experience, including larger high-resolution photos, street views powered by Google Maps, “favorite” and “share” options, and quick links to similar projects.

Users can also easily filter by product or building type and search by project name, architect and more—making it easier than ever to explore Vitro’s high-performance glass solutions in real-world applications.

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Vitro is continuing its commitment to professional development in 2026 by offering educational opportunities through its Glass Education Insider webinar series, where participants can earn CE credits. Upcoming CE courses include:

View the full schedule here.

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