by Helen Sanders
In the United States, we have a façade-retrofit problem—or opportunity—depending on how you look at it. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, about 2.4 million commercial buildings, approximately 40% of the commercial building stock,
The absence of an envelope-first approach in the United States model energy codes is a major reason why the construction of high-performance façades and the use of high-performance fenestration are not widespread. While new buildings
Why have heat pumps captured the decarbonization narrative when deploying high-performance fenestration and improving building envelope performance are as important, if not more so? And what can we, the fenestration industry, do about it? On
One of the most widely used words in the U.S. lately is huge. Just how big is huge? Does something have to already be huge, or could it be a work in progress? Is huge