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Glass for Europe released today a position paper outlining several enforcement issues of the ban on imports of flat glass coming from Russia.
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New Merck biotech building opens on shores of Lake Geneva featuring eyrise® dynamic glazing facade.
Today marks the launch of an informative video campaign signed by Glass for Europe which highlights the positive impact of glazing technologies on summer comfort.
Roof and façade glass from Okalux and Glas Trösch for the TUM Campus in the Olympic Park in Munich
When designing a building on the edge of a desert, extreme climatic conditions are a particular challenge.
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Glass for Europe attended the first stakeholder workshop on the SUNRISE project.
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