NGA Hosts 100 Architects for Networking and Glass Education

Date: 15 June 2023

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Date: 15 June 2023

NGA hosted a panel during the AIA A'23 Conference in San Francisco, held June 6-8, continuing its commitment to educating architects on the potential of glass and glazing products in design.

"Blueprint for Collaboration: The path towards sustainable facades" focused on the future of glass in design for energy performance and sustainability and featured panelists who represent a different area of expertise within the industry. Panelists included Stanley Yee with Dow, Lisa Rammig with Eckersley O'Callaghan, Sophie Pennetier with Enclos, Chris Fronsoe with Vitro, Mark Suehiro with C.R. Laurence and Mike Turner with YKK AP, and was moderated by Tom Culp, owner of Birch Point Consulting LLC, and NGA's energy code consultant.

Read 5 takeaways from the event from Glass Magazine.

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