MAY 2024 Designing bird-friendly buildings Preventing collisions with bird protection glass solutions Glass is an essential material in buildings. It benefits occupants by providing the natural daylight necessary for health and well-being, offers architectural freedom in design as well as visual connections with the outdoors and nature. While all these benefits are made possible by
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In its new informative paper, Glass for Europe introduces the issue of bird collisions with glass surfaces and the wide range of technologies developed by the flat glass industry to prevent them and preserve biodiversity. Bird fatalities from collisions with glass are a growing cause for concern. Experts in the field estimate that millions of
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From 29 April to 3 May, Glass for Europe has attended the ICG – International Commission on Glass Spring School 2024 where industry and academia experts convened to discuss the pivotal role of glass and glazing in fostering sustainability. During the five-day event, the focus was directed towards the challenges of reducing carbon footprint in the
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