Bird Friendly Glass
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…
Designing for LEED® Credits with Gardner Walker Products
LEED® is a widely adopted certification for green building and performance management, and its popularity…
Bird Safe Glass Explained: The Results
Authored by Dr. Daniel Klem Jr., Sarkis Acopian Professor of Ornithology and Conservation Biology at…
Bird-Window Collisions from a Wild Bird Rehabilitation Centre’s Point of View
Image Credit: Catherine Jarjour, Volunteer at Le Nichoir Authored by Jo-Annie Gagnon, B.Sc. Education Program…
Bird Friendly Glass at The Garden Room of the National Aviary
In October 2020 the National Aviary in Pittsburgh unveiled its new bird friendly Garden Room,…
AviProtek® T transparent bird safe glass
As cities across North America legislate for bird safe building practices, architects and other professionals are…
Bird Safe Glass – design rules to meet your budget and minimize bird collisions
When designing a building, architects must strike a balance between form, function, and very real…
Bird Mortality Hits Home
Home, fatal home We’ve all heard the “thud” of a bird hitting a window pane.…
Bird Safe Glass Legislation in North America
Over the past century, human development has increased astronomically, and the consequences are far reaching…
The 2×4 rule: The origin and definition
Authored by Dr. Daniel Klem, Jr., Ph.D., D.Sc. Sarkis Acopian Professor of Ornithology and Conservation…
The Origins of Bird Friendly Glass
Authored by Irene Fedun Bird collisions with glass are as old as the product itself…