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The new line, with an annual capacity of 6 million square meters, will operate alongside the existing coated glass line.
High-performance Solarban® R100 Solargray® glass helps transform a historic Dallas residential hotel into a modern workplace.
Vitro Architectural Glass is pleased to announce the launch of Solarban Champane™ crisp, warm-toned low-e glass that’s a natural fit for all color palettes.
Vitro Architectural Glass is marking a landmark year as several of its most influential Solarban® products reach major performance and innovation milestones.
Saint-Gobain Glass UK is launching PLANITHERM® NEO, an advanced thermal insulation glass, designed to meet the evolving performance, aesthetic and sustainability requirements of the UK window and door market.
At Fensterbau Frontale in Nuremberg, the HEGLA Group will be focusing on solutions for efficient storage and logistics of glass, windows and long goods profiles.
Vitro Architectural Glass has developed a new architectural glass catalog highlighting Vitro’s vast portfolio of industry-leading products as featured on a range of stunning architectural projects.
Glass for Europe has released a new paper highlighting the key role of solar control glass in improving summer comfort and enabling passive cooling in buildings.
Invisible Shield Easy-Clean Protective Coating/Shower Treatment. Seals glass against water stains.
In its annual Products of the Year competition, Architectural Record selected BirdSmart® Bird Safe Glass by Vitro.
Vitro Architectural Glass celebrates triple recognition at the 2025 Product Innovation Awards, with BirdSmart®, Sungate ThermL™ and VacuMax™ VIG honored for their standout performance and innovation in architectural glass.
DFI is proud to announce the successful completion of the skylight insulated glass units at The Avenues – Riyadh, a landmark development designed to become the largest commercial mall in the Middle East.
When designing a façade today, a number of complex requirements must be considered: energy performance, low carbon footprint, comfort, durability, recyclability, aesthetics, cost effectiveness, etc.
The $1.1 billion facility spans approximately 2.4 million square feet and is about 11 times the size of the New Orleans Superdome.
Inspired by the nearby eucalyptus trees, UC San Diego’s Pepper Canyon West features Solarban® 72 Acuity® and Solarban® 90 glass by Vitro, combining performance and design in a façade that mirrors nature.
Saint-Gobain Glass has launched COOL-LITE® XTREME 51/23 and COOL-LITE® XTREME 51/23 II, the latest evolution in its solar control range.

Articles

As the façade industry advances in sustainable glass coatings, it’s time to look beyond energy performance and focus on human-centered design—exploring how light, spectrum, and transmittance impact our wellbeing.
Advances in architectural design and energy-efficient construction are reshaping expectations for modern glazing solutions.
Self-cleaning surfaces, enabled by advanced material design and additive manufacturing, are opening new possibilities for sustainable and multifunctional technologies.
This paper investigates the integration of colorimetric analysis into the architectural glass selection process, with a focus on utilizing spectral data to quantitatively characterize colour attributes.
A Comparative Experimental Study
‘glass technology live’ will showcase a promising new development along with many other innovations.
In this contribution, PVB interlayers for highly effective and low-surface coverage bird-friendly laminated safety glass will be described.
For the first time, a "laser upgrade" for façades, balustrades and windows in their installed state is possible by using mobile laser technology.
The authors present results achieved in a roll-to-roll deposition process of vanadium oxide on flexible glass of 0.1 mm thickness.
Glass is a brittle material. After the stress due to loading exceeds the resistance, a breakage occurs, and the glass is no longer intact.
In this paper, a prediction method of the heat transfer coefficient of composite vacuum glazing (CVG) is proposed.
It is hypothesized that the usage of smart glass in the building envelope can provide optimum solutions to adapt buildings to the variable climatic and environmental characteristics.

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