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• A cautionary tale
  After uncovering a staffer's embezzlement scheme, Hale Glass officials offer tips to protect against fraud.
• An international perspective
  Industry members discuss trends in the overseas glass market, and how it's faring compared to the U.S.

Association news

• ICC ratchets down energy performance requirements for 2012 IECC
• NFRC approves technical procedures for attachment product ratings
• GANA, IWCA release joint informational bulletin

People news

• Wooster Glass Co. founder dies
• Bohle America names new technical sales manager
• PGC International elects three to board of directors

• What are the greatest challenges facing fabricators next year?
  By Jenni Chase
  The economy, competition from low-quality companies, and overcapacity are among fabricators' greatest obstacles going into 2011, they report.
  
  
• From the fabricator: Greenbuild on tap
  By Max Perilstein
  This show has grown dramatically over the years and is now becoming a place for people to roll out new products.
  

Technical Glass Products, Snoqualmie, Wash., introduced FireLite ceramic glass with ultraHD Technology for high-end, fire-protective design applications. ... read more

George Washington University residence hall goes green

South Hall is the first residence hall at George Washington University, Washington, D.C., designed and constructed to meet the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Rating System. The 10-story residence hall is registered to achieve a LEED-Silver rating, pending certification.

Learn the basics, the players, and the glass and systems involved with this GreatGlazing