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The Benefits of Dynamic Glazing

Glass and Glazing

The Benefits of Dynamic Glazing

2013 marks the 10th anniversary of commercial installations for the world’s leading electrochromic (EC) glass product. This paper defines and explains EC technology and discusses its many benefits, with the goal of helping architects, building owners and contractors understand its value for their projects.


January 23, 2015

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