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Speaking
the GANA Language
The Glass Association of North America furthered its goal of creating
educational resources for the glass industry during its recent Fall Conference.
From
Darkness Comes Light
The dynamic glazing market is heating up as manufacturers find new partners
and make new production capacity. But will this technology ever go mainstream?
The
Top 10
We’ve got the top ten most talked-about products, trends and stories
of GlassBuild 2011.
One
of a Kind
J. Sussman Inc. specializes in the unique, and continues to challenge
itself with new technology while doing the “same” work it has
for 105 years.
The
Double Whammy
Although U.S. bankruptcy code was formed with the intention of ensuring
certain creditors didn’t get paid preferentially over others, glass
industry creditors are finding the code may be misused today.
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Decorative Glass
All
that Glitters … and Sparkles and Glows
ON THE COVER:
The new Kauffman Center for
the Performing Arts features glass façade, engineered by Novum
Structures LLC and installed by The Bratton Corp., that highlights views
of Kansas City, Mo. Those views may be familiar to members of the Glass
Association of North America, as the organization has held many meetings
there. To learn more about GANA, turn to page
26.
Photo: © Tim Hursley, courtesy of the Kauffman Center for the Performing
Arts.
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