USGlass Magazine

USGlass magazine stands as the foremost trade publication dedicated exclusively to the architectural glazing sector. Our editorial focus is tailored to meet the specific interests of our readers, covering market trends, emerging technologies, industry best practices, and key events that influence the glazing field. We tackle important topics that affect businesses, such as design advancements, energy efficiency, and navigating a highly competitive market, among other relevant issues. USGlass magazine caters to various segments within the architectural glass and metal industry, which includes manufacturing, fabrication, distribution, and installation. The journey begins with manufacturers who create the raw glass materials. Fabricators enhance these materials by applying heat strengthening for added durability or insulation to improve energy efficiency. Finally, contract glaziers are tasked with installing the completed glazing systems in a wide range of structures, from single-story office buildings to towering high-rises.

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Aluminum Prices to Surge Again as White House Doubles Tariffs on Imports

5 days ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

Aluminum prices are set to increase again after the White House announced another round of tariffs on aluminum and steel products. Aluminum is commonly used for window and door frames, storefronts and curtainwalls. The White House stated that it would increase aluminum and steel tariffs from 25% to 50% on all countries, with a target date of Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
Seattle’s Iconic Space Needle Elevates Experience with Glass-Encased Skyliner

6 days ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

Seattle’s Space Needle unveiled a new Skyliner elevator, boasting floor-to-ceiling glass that provides sweeping views of the Emerald City, Puget Sound and its inner structure. According to Space Needle officials, the floor-to-ceiling glass, double-deck elevator is the first in North America. The addition is a milestone for the iconic tower, which has undergone various renovations throughout the past decade.
Industry Veteran Brett Ashley Takes the Helm at Press Glass

1 week ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

Press Glass appointed Brett Ashley as its new president, succeeding Maciej Migalski, who had led North American operations since 2019. Ashley previously served as director of operations and has substantial experience in the glass industry. Officials say his skills have been instrumental in increasing profitability and organizational excellence with glass fabricators. “I am incredibly honored and excited to lead Press Glass at this pivotal time,” says Ashley.
HR 1 Threatens Billions in Clean Energy Investments, Heads to Senate

1 week ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

The United States House of Representatives recently passed the budget bill, H.R. 1, which seeks to repeal or modify clean energy programs and rescind funds offered by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). According to a Princeton University analysis, the bill cancels all uncommitted funding for clean energy and climate programs enacted by the IRA and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021.
Florida’s Hunters Point Emerges as Model for Hurricane-Resistant Construction

2 weeks ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

A relatively new community in Cortez, Florida, might be the model for ensuring buildings withstand increasingly intense hurricanes. The development, Hunters Point, has survived four hurricanes, Ian, Idalia, Helene and Milton, since the first occupants moved in in 2022 with minimal to no damage. This is due to the developer’s focus on constructing the buildings to survive a category five hurricane.
ClearVue Expands to New Zealand Through Strategic Partnership

2 weeks ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

ClearVue Technologies is entering the New Zealand glass market following its partnership with Viridian Glass, New Zealand’s largest glass processor. New Zealand joins ClearVue’s expanding list of licensed markets, which also includes the United States, Australia, Singapore, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Korea and South Africa. Viridian will manufacture and distribute ClearVue’s solar-integrated glazing solutions as part of the partnership.
On the Glass TEXpo™ Show Floor with Lyle Hill

3 weeks ago | usglassmag.com | Chris Bunn

Join USGlass columnist Lyle Hill as he hits the show floor, talking with attendees and sharing quick takes from Glass TEXpo™ 2025. AD Blocker Detected We understand that ads can be annoying to website visitors but it helps us provide our content to you at no cost so we'd appreciate it if you would allow our advertising partners to appear in your browser. Thanks!
Minnesota Glass Company Denied in Attempt to End Union Ties

3 weeks ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

A National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) regional director dismissed a petition to decertify a union representing workers at a Minnesota-based commercial and residential glass and glazing company. The NLRB director determined that J.A. Glass and Mirror Inc.’s case to decertify the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT) District Council 82 as the collective-bargaining representative of a unit of commercial glaziers should be dismissed based on an informal settlement agreement.
Minnesota Glass Company Employees Denied in Attempt to End Union Ties

3 weeks ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

A National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) regional director dismissed a petition to decertify a union representing workers at a Minnesota-based commercial and residential glass and glazing company.
Tariff Truce Could Save Billions for Construction Industry

3 weeks ago | usglassmag.com | Joshua Huff

White House officials announced Sunday that they reached a trade agreement with China after two days of negotiations in Geneva. The news comes two months after the United States levied a 145% tariff on China in response to retaliatory tariffs imposed by the world’s second-largest economy. U.S. officials met with Chinese counterparts this past weekend as the White House sought to restore talks and balance trade between the countries.