Thirsty Thursday: Widening the Curve with Bent Glass Design & Fabrication

Date: 8 October 2020

Thirsty Thursday: Widening the Curve with Bent Glass Design & Application

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Date: 8 October 2020

This session will focus on the growing use of bent glass, including cold bent and hot bent glass, bent laminates and IGUs, and its application in today's building and facade design.

Join us at 1:00 p.m. ET on 10/15 for the October Thirsty Thursday session—Widening the Curve with Bent Glass Design & Fabrication, presented by Sophie Pennetier, PE, Associate Director-Specialty Design with Enclos Studio.

This session takes place as a part of GlassBuild Connect and will focus on the growing use of bent glass, including cold bent and hot bent glass, bent laminates and IGUs, and its application in today's building and facade design.

Free registration for GlassBuild Connect is required to attend this Thirsty Thursday session.

1. If you haven't already registered for GlassBuild Connect, register now by clicking the button below.

2. After registering, go to GlassBuild.com on 10/15 before 1 p.m. ET to Log In and click on the session title under Today at GlassBuild Connect.

IMPORTANT! If you are already registered for GlassBuild Connect, you’re all set – simply log in at GlassBuild.com on 10/15 before 1 p.m. ET and enjoy the webinar!

Date and Time

October 15, 2020

1:00 p.m. ET

Presenter

Sophie Pennetier, PE

Associate Director, Specialty Design

Enclos Studio

600450

www.glass.org

2020-10-08T08:00:00

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