Our latest publication, Glass in Architecture, showcases a selection of buildings from around the world, inspired by the most creative architectural ideas using glass.

With glass remaining increasingly favoured by architects when creating tall, modern structures, it looks like the material will continue to play a central role in transforming city’s skyline. Since its invention, glass has been used to make a statement in the built environment and this trend has continued into the modern age.

Glass architecture not only facilitates the conservation of energy, creates an atmosphere of openness and a pleasant feel-good climate, but also fulfils important performance requirements, such as solar control, noise control, impact safety, and fire safety requirements.

Pilkington Italia will present the latest innovations of the NSG Group at the third edition of ARCHITECT@WORK Rome, the international event for architects, designers and other professionals in the sector.

Pilkington Profilit™ can be used in interior or exterior applications e.g. industrial, commercial or residential buildings. The "U-shaped" channels can be installed either vertically or horizontally.

Pilkington Project Reference section is a great database where building designers and architects can seek inspiration for future projects. The on-line platform optimised for use on mobile devices, showcases many great worldwide landmarks our team has worked on.

By using extra clear Pilkington Optiwhite™ glass, a unique architectural vision for “La Terrazza” has resulted in a completely transparent, minimalist-style home – seemingly in the open air – one that allows all-round enjoyment of its unique character and surroundings.

Although specifying glass barriers may appear to be a complex process, there is plenty of advice on hand to help ensure builders, architects and specifiers understand the requirements and are able to create safe and secure buildings. Further guidance can be found HERE.

How smart use of glazing can help residential developers to create low-energy homes without compromising on daylight levels or thermal comfort. Energy-efficiency no longer occupies a niche corner of building design. A building’s fabric, and in particular its windows, are crucial in the design of highly energy-efficient homes.

NSG Group will roll out the third edition of its prestigious Glass in Architecture book at this year’s Glasstec trade fair in Dusseldorf on 22nd – 25th October 2024. The book, originally launched in 2011, showcases some of the most prestigious architectural projects worldwide, from public buildings to private homes.