The facade is called FlectoLine, and it's been in use for two years on a greenhouse at Germany's University of Freiburg.

Originally, the building had an irregular glass wall facing the water, which has now been replaced with a single-sloped roof.

The silver scarab looks like living metal! Find out why, whether you can own one, and how you can see one in the wild.

Texas-based architecture studio Clayton Korte has teamed up with Emmer & Rye Hospitality Group to adapt a historic glass ...

At the recent summit in The Hague, NATO reaffirmed its commitment to a “new war of production.” With fresh funding, heightened urgency, and rising ...

Ian Sandall from the Toast The Crooked House campaign wants people to post a selfie of themselves raising a glass to the pub to raise awareness about the campaign. The 18th-century venue in Himley, ...

At the center of this quiet revolution is Bengbu Design and Research Institute for Glass Industry Co Ltd, a core subsidiary ...

These stunning mirror houses across the U.S. reflect nature so well, they nearly vanish. Can you spot these hidden ...

Brownstone developer Bill Caleo talks about  reimagining historic properties, transitioning to a glass condo of his own and a ...

A Chicago City Council subject matter hearing reignited calls for an ordinance mandating bird-friendly building design requirements. “We know how to solve this, and for some reason we just haven’t,” ...

A historic Manhattan landmark recently underwent a major renovation that utilized Bendheim channel glass. The centerpiece of the renovation is a 380-foot-long illuminated channel glass surface.

Model Railroader magazine Editor Eric White builds an HO scale auto glass plant using various kit components.