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Glass walls and conference rooms have become a popular part of modern office design. They bring in natural light, create an open feel, and allow employees to collaborate without making spaces feel closed off.  But there is one potential problem with all that...

Glass, mirrored, and metal surfaces are often vulnerable to scratches, etching, paint, markers, and other forms of vandalism. For first-level storefronts, bus stations, transit centers, and other high-traffic urban areas, replacing damaged material upon every...

Fall brings cooler temperatures, changing leaves, and one of nature's most impressive seasonal movements: bird migration. For birds traveling through Pittsburgh and across the country, however, the built environment can create a serious and often overlooked hazard....

Now that peak migration season is here, birds are returning to the Northeast in large numbers. While this is a natural and important seasonal movement, it also increases the risk of collisions with glass buildings, commonly known as bird strikes. Up to one billion...

What People Commonly Ask One of the most common questions we hear is, “We want a window tint where you can see out, but people can’t see in. Is that possible?”The short answer is yes, one way window tint (window film) can absolutely work, but there are a few important...

Photo by Ankur Khurana, Feather Friendly We sat down with Paul Groleau, Vice President of Feather Friendly, to discuss how bird-safe window markers protect wildlife, support building performance, and improve everyday spaces. With installations in more...