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Gardner Walker Expands Operations with State-of-the-Art Acid-Etched Glass Plant in Huntsville, Texas
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Gardner Walker Continues its Engagement in Sustainable Development with Two New Environmental Product Declarations
Gardner Walker is proud to announce the release of new third-party verified Environmental Product Declarations…
Ironbridge Equity Partners completes partnership with Gardner Walker Company Ltd.
Gardner Walker is pleased to announce that Ironbridge Equity Partners (“Ironbridge”) based in Toronto, Ontario,…
Four Questions (and Answers) About Tinted Glass in Bird-Safe Applications
Lately, we’ve been getting questions about tinted glass in bird-safe windows and other glazing applications.…
Gardner Walker and The National Aviary Continue their Tradition of Bird-friendly Building
Gardner Walker will once again sponsor the National Aviary in Pittsburgh, PA. This month, Gardner…
Integrated Solutions and Bird-Friendly Glass at USask
Our thanks to Flad Architects, Henry Downing Architects, and the University of Saskatchewan for their…
Green design takes to the road: the modern and sustainable Villeroy rest area
Changing the face of Quebec highways, one pit stop at a time The Quebec roadscape is…
5 Ways Acid-Etched Glass Offers More Durability than You Realized
We’re often asked how our first-surface acid-etched glass holds up over time. Does the finish…
Gary Falco: A New Architectural Manager in the Northeast
Gardner Walker is pleased to welcome Gary Falco to its Architectural Management team. Gary represents…
Walker Textures® with Solarban®: a Winning Combination!
Gardner Walker is delighted to announce that Walker Textures® full surface acid-etched glass with a…
Acid-Etched Glass for Privacy and Security
Acid-etched glass offers a window into the future of building security Architects are increasingly specifying…
Gardner Walker Introduces Two New AviProtek® Bird Friendly Glass Solutions
Gardner Walker is pleased to introduce two new AviProtek® bird friendly glass patterns. After almost…
Why First-Surface Acid-Etch Should Be Your First Choice
If you’ve been following glass industry trends for a while, you’re probably familiar with first-surface…