Understanding Architecture in New York and how architectural glazing plays its part. New York City known as the city that “Never Sleeps” and is one of the most significant and iconic cities in the world. With a history of rich and diversity, shaped by waves of economic booms, busts and
Our team at IQ Glass recently visited Guernsey in the Channel Islands.
During the visit the team attended a number of sites where we are currently running live projects.
Understanding Architecture in Miami and how architectural glazing plays its part Not only is Miami renowned for its vibrant culture, sun-kissed beaches and lavish lifestyle known as the ‘Magic City’, but it is also remembered for its iconic architectural styles. From the timeless elegance of Art Deco and the innovative
Bug screen options for sliding doors. Bug screens for sliding doors are a great option for keeping all types of insects out while still allowing airflow in and out of the house. In extreme climates where bugs such as mosquitoes are common, bug screens can be highly useful. When specifying
As island travel continues to grow and evolve, resorts are embracing cutting-edge architectural trends to enhance the overall guest experience, leading to some of the most striking developments in island resort glazing…
Enhancing architectural designs across various styles, sliding glass doors maximize natural light and frequently offer energy-efficient solutions to meet the needs of modern dwellers…
The key to achieving genuinely sustainable designs lies in finding an equilibrium between meeting human comfort and safety needs in the face of the more extreme climate challenges that affect island regions.
As IQ frequently works in hot climate regions such as the Caribbean and Barbados. We have an unparalleled, first-hand understanding of glazing practices in locations exposed to extreme heat…
Sustainable Glass Technologies and Contemporary Mid-Century Floor to ceiling windows and clean lines are the first aesthetic-defining concepts that come to mind when talking about Mid-Century Modern architecture. It is no coincidence that it is the latest innovations made to structural glazing that give the Mid-Century trend contemporary relevance.
What is Low Iron Glass and how does it compare to Clear Glass? Low iron glass, commonly referred to as extra-clear or ultra-clear glass, is a form of glass with less iron than regular ‘clear glass’. In most varieties of glass, iron is a natural substance within the base materials