Current Issue: March/April 2023

VEKA’s new Education Center delivers on its values of helping employees grow and customers to remain engaged in design trends and code compliance.

The Fotsch Residence is a 7,690-square-foot new construction home on a wooded Wisconsin lot. Kolbe Windows & Doors contributed its systems to this project.

Aluminum can meet many goals, including those around sustainability, recyclability and design.

Despite potential declines, long-term factors may be an industry boon.

A global push to live more sustainably and reduce our collective carbon footprint is compelling manufacturers to rethink how products are created. Consider these three phases of window and door products’ lifecycle: Manufacturing, the life of the…

What companies should know as they prepare for the October implementation of Energy Star Version 7.0.

Energy-efficient tax credits make it appealing for homeowners to upgrade and replace their old, drafty windows. Through the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, federal tax credits provide savings for homeowners, home builders, and commercial…

Buildings account for an estimated 40 percent of global carbon emissions, with building operations producing 27 percent of total emissions, according to Architecture 2030. But there is more than just energy savings and climate benefits driving…

Why fenestration manufacturers need fenestration-specific solutions.

Maximize operations’ bottom-line profitability and increase products’ market share by making intelligent fenestration design decisions.

How to comply with increasing domestic content threshold percentages: what window manufacturers can do upfront to increase the chance of getting the order for government projects.

Window and door products are constantly redesigned to meet increasing thermal performance requirements and yet, many under-utilized products could help meet high demand. These innovative solutions could reduce residential energy consumption while…