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Make
Your Move
While architects push design boundaries, structural glazing developments
keep up with demands.
Connecting
... the Pieces
Architects and glaziers each have a job to do. When they put a premium
on communication, the project benefits.
The
House that Glass Built
Thirty years ago the Pittsburgh skyline changed with the addition of PPG
Place.
Though architectural designs have evolved, the details that went into
the tower’s construction were timeless.
Natural
Medicine
Studies show there can be many health benefits associated with daylighting.
With that in mind, glazing played a significant role in the design of
a Sarasota Memorial Hospital tower, which offers patients, visitors and
staff a bright, light-filled environment.
Arresting
Developments
There’s more to glass than just a window. Take a look at some projects
that take glass to unexpected places.
What
Are You, New?
There are many steps to take and potential paths to follow when starting
a new company. Take a look at the route that led to the recent startup
of one contract glazing company.
The
Purpose Built Trip
Chicago is the place to be this month when the AIA Show rolls into town
bringing some of the latest developments in glass and glazing products.
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Hand
on the cover
Ohio State University’s South Chiller Plant, designed
by Chicago-based Ross Barney Architects, features dichroic laminated glass
panels fabricated by Goldray Industries. Turn to page
62 to read more. Photo: Brad Feinknopf/bfeinknopf@feinknopf.com
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