After a three-year delay, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) National Conference on Architecture finally returned. The event took place in Chicago (what a great city for architecture) and you could feel how happy and excited people were as they headed into the expo hall. While there were fewer glass and glazing industry companies compared […]

On March 22, California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) closed an inspection by letter case into Apple’s Cupertino, Calif., headquarters after reports of at least three employees walking into glass panels at Apple Park and hurting themselves. Paola Laverde, public information officer for the California Department of Industrial Relations told USGNN.com™ that someone […]

The Architectural Glass Institute will host its January Architectural Glass Boot Camp with C.R. Laurence Thursday, January 26, at the Finishing Trades Institute in Philadelphia. CRL will present an interactive session about current applications and issues with glass railing systems. Participants will learn design considerations for glass railings, including typical applications, advantages of dry-glazed vs. […]