GlassBuild America 2023, which concluded Nov. 2 in Atlanta, may represent a return to the upward slope of 2019. This year's show welcomed more exhibitors and attendees, and showcased essential education, insights and innovations.
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Date: 10 May 2021Source: www.glass.org
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Date: 10 May 2021
NGA is proud to announce the publication of the Commercial Fenestration Systems Manual, an authoritative resource on the complete fenestration system for the glass and glazing community.
“The Commercial Fenestration Systems Manual was written in order to address many of the foundational elements of window and wall systems,” says Chuck Knickerbocker, task group member, Technical Glass Products. “This comprehensive guide has long been in development and will act as a useful primer for those in the architectural, glazing and construction industries to learn about basic components and technologies associated with exterior façade design.”
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Date: 6 May 2021Source: www.a-w.com
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Date: 6 May 2021
One way change is happening in our industry is through the utilization of new technologies, including software.
Hyperbolic statements about the pandemic are all over the media. We’ve all seen examples and can probably recite some in our sleep. Are statements like these true? I don’t know, but the possibility does seem likely that business as we know it has changed. What we do know from published statistics is how hard small businesses have been hit by the effects of lockdowns, remote working/learning, etc.
Commercial glass, window, and door professionals and companies are not immune to these effects. As an industry we’ve worked hard together and separately to adapt to the changing landscape. We will continue to change and thus adapt. Through continuous adaptation, we will meet evolving demands of our customers, which changes
January 5, 2021
If 2020 taught us anything, it is to expect the unexpected to learn to thrive despite uncertainty and find opportunity in the face of extraordinary challenges. Economic forecasters project an uneven and unstable recovery in 2021, while acknowledging that continued uncertainty will present additional and perhaps unknown challenges.
So, how can glass companies prepare for what’s next? I asked some of Glass Magazine’s expert contributors to weigh in, and they offered insights on everything from legal and contract best practices to labor concerns.
How to meet this year s challenges
1. Maintain flexibility
Matt Johnson, Gary Law Group
Delays are a big concern; full cancellations less so. I am telling clients that flexibility remains a key operating dynamic for 2021. It appears that markets and regions will respond and restart unequally, regardless of vaccine accessibility. Flexibility will be a business-essential to managing risks that will appear with shi
Court dismisses federal lawsuit against Hilliard regarding 2016 zoning decision
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A federal lawsuit filed last year against the city of Hilliard by a Mill Run property owner has been dismissed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
The range and gun store were proposed by 3799 Mill Run Partners LLC of Dublin for its building at 3799 Park Mill Run Drive that previously was occupied by Jed’s Fireballs and Brew and a Damon’s Grill and Sports Bar.
City Council in May 2016 voted 4-3 in support of the PUD modification for Mill Run Partners, with Tom Baker, Les Carrier, Joe Erb and Kelly McGivern voting in favor of it and Albert Iosue, Nathan Painter and Bill Uttley voting against it.