Architects’ drawings suggest a newly approved £2.5 billion mixed-use development at Salford Crescent could feature large quantities of structural glass.

There are many shiny new Manchester buildings where glass partitions can be found. But will the future ones be underground instead of hundreds of feet up?

It has been a long journey to the aluminium shop fronts that grace our high streets today, but where was the origin point of the retail establishments we love?

Curtain walling is popular as it provides an exterior cover to a multiple-floor building to offer additional protection against inclement weather conditions.

Physical retail shop fronts, despite being made from a range of materials including aluminium, are often called brick and mortar thanks to a successful book.

Getting a new shopfront or updating your existing one is a fantastic way to refresh the image of your store, but what regulations do you need to keep in mind?

Installing glass partition walls in the office means employees can benefit from being exposed to a greater amount of natural light, improving their wellbeing.

When shop fronts first became ubiquitous, they were initially designed to showcase a selection of offers and goods, but as habits changed, so did the windows.

The most important thing about a frameless shopfront is showing off your window display well to attract more customers to enter the store and buy something.

If you want your business to have a frontage that offers something of a ‘metropolitan’ look, structural glazing contractors may be able to deliver this.