There is a palpable buzz around Jensen Huang. The leather-jacketed chief executive of NVIDIA, the chipmaker currently at the epicentre...
The UK fenestration, glass and glazing industry is entering the final quarter of 2025 with cautious optimism. After a period marked by heightened insolvencies and market...
The UK’s glass, window and glazing sector stands at a critical inflection point. With rising energy costs, import‑policy volatility, and raw‑material pressures, firms are grappling with...
Rachel Reeves’ second Budget since Labour took office leaves the UK’s fenestration industry weighing a familiar trade off of stronger investment support against rising operating costs...
GlassBuild 2025 convened in Atlanta this year with a mood of cautious optimism, as North America’s largest fenestration event signalled a measured but unmistakable shift in...
As the global exhibition calendar slowly regains its rhythm after pandemic disruptions, glasstec, the flagship trade fair for the glass industry, is preparing for its 2026...
The UK fenestration sector — the network of manufacturers, fabricators and installers that supply glazing systems to homes and commercial buildings — is undergoing one of...
As 2024 draws to a close, the fenestration industry has faced significant upheaval, with two household names ceasing operations. These closures, driven by a combination of...
London-based glazing specialist Maxlight has unveiled its ambitious vision for 2025, signalling a bold step forward in combining minimalist design with resilience in extreme environments. Founded...
The Future Homes Standard is a crucial policy framework introduced by the UK government to tackle climate change and enhance the energy efficiency of homes across...
Foyne Jones, recruiter of choice for the Builder’s Merchants & Construction Supplies sector encourages businesses to lean into the latest workplace trends in 2023, and how they are...
Buildings are designed to keep people safe and comfortable according to the local climate: warm when it’s cold outside, dry when it’s wet and sheltered when...