Join the Glass Design Exchange at GlassBuild America 2026

Join the Glass Design Exchange at GlassBuild America 2026
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Date: 1 July 2026

Connecting architects, engineers and industry for a day of learning and collaboration

Earn 5+ LU|HSW

From daylighting and human health, to advanced glazing systems, to incredible case studies in glass, the Glass Design Exchange, held Sept. 23, 2026, delivers a full day of education built around one central idea: glass and fenestration are essential to better buildings. Architects earn 5+ LU|HSW credits from the AIA while exploring real project failures and lessons learned, code and advocacy updates, and emerging technologies like vacuum insulating glass and thin triples. Whether you specify, fabricate, or install, this is where the conversations that shape the next generation of building design begin.

Registration is free for architects, specifiers, interior designers, and engineering firms.

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