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A look at LEED v5 and what it means for our industry

Key changes to the new LEED v5 include separate credits for energy efficiency and carbon emissions, revamped Materials and Resources credits, and new credit opportunities for fenestration.

By Brian Tobias | February 28, 2025

Musings of a Fenestration Industry Worker and New Mother: An Update

This is a call to make sure we are intentional with our words and time and that we are careful with our connections to one another.

A Reintroduction to Glass Magazine’s Norah Dick

Norah Dick, our longtime senior editor, officially steps into the role of editor.

By Katy Devlin | February 24, 2025

Chi-Town Winners, New Pod Episode & More

The newest episode of the From the Fabricator Podcast is now live! This time out has a Windy City flavor, with two Chicago icons taking center stage.

By Max Perilstein | February 24, 2025

BAU 2025: A Glimpse into the Future of Construction

Trade fair emphasizes sustainability, adaptability and innovation

BEC Conference Coming Up Quickly

We are getting close to BEC time! Obviously, I am very excited because I love seeing everyone and I love to learn. This year, once again, the programming team of volunteers and NGA staff are delivering top-notch stuff. 

By Max Perilstein | February 17, 2025

A New Year, A New Beginning

As the calendar turns and we bid farewell to another year, the time for celebration is fleeting. The dawn of a new year brings with it a renewed sense of purpose and urgency. 2025 is no different.  

By David Vermeulen | February 14, 2025

The Political and Economic Manufacturing Outlook

The National Association of Manufacturers targets several goals under the Trump administration to help manufacturing.

Lots of News and Nuggets

Last week was a big and busy one in our industry, and I am all for it. I was in California for the NGA Glass Conference: Carlsbad. As noted, it was my first NGA Glass Conference in a while, so I was curious and excited to experience it. 

By Max Perilstein | February 11, 2025