In his new position, Randisi will lead the sales teams for the CGH architectural glass division, comprised of J.E. Berkowitz, Dlubak Specialty Glass, Solar Seal, and Columbia Commercial Building Products.
Read MoreIn his new role, Tracy Rogers will work directly with the Consolidated Glass Holdings, Inc. (CGH) architectural division—including J.E. Berkowitz, Columbia Commercial Building Products, and Solar Seal—as well as support the CGH procurement, manufacturing, and sales teams. Rogers also will provide technical assistance, design guidance, and field support to customers and design professionals.
Read MoreIn his new role, Cummings will be responsible for leading CGH’s Architectural Division—including J.E. Berkowitz, Solar Seal, and Columbia Commercial Buildings Products—as well as its Security Division—including Dlubak Specialty Glass and Global Security Glazing.
Read MoreIn his new role, Jim Smith will be responsible for expanding the market for INVISIWALL engineered glass systems and working with the CGH Architectural Division—including J.E. Berkowitz, Solar Seal, and Columbia Commercial Building Products.
Read MoreIn his new role, Varevice will work with the CGH Architectural Division—including J.E. Berkowitz, Dlubak Specialty Glass, Columbia Commercial Building Products, and Solar Seal—to grow key accounts in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Read MoreIn his new role, Randisi will be responsible for overseeing national accounts for the Consolidated Glass Holdings’ Architectural Glass division—those served by J.E. Berkowitz, Solar Seal, Columbia Commercial Building Products and Dlubak Specialty Glass. In addition, Randisi will serve as a key resource for architects and CGH’s national accounts, offering design assistance and technical support for architectural glass specifications.
Read MoreIn his new role, Cummings will be responsible for leading both inside and outside sales teams for CGH’s architectural division—which includes J.E. Berkowitz and Solar Seal—as well as the company’s estimating and marketing departments.
Read MoreConsolidated Glass Holdings (CGH) launched a new website at cghinc.com. The mobile- and device-friendly website highlights the extensive glass fabrication capabilities of CGH’s family of companies across both architectural and security glass divisions. Glass fabricators in the CGH architectural division include J.E. Berkowitz, Solar Seal, and Columbia Commercial Building Products. The CGH security division includes Dlubak Specialty Glass and Global Security Glazing.
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McCormick’s new global headquarters’ 50,000-square-foot, seven-floor building features nearly 85,000 square feet of glass fabricated by JEB. STUDIOS Architecture designed the base building to be sleek, modern, and energy efficient. The four-year project involved stripping an existing utilitarian building down to its concrete and steel structure, adding a refined glass curtainwall, and carving out a central atrium to provide natural daylighting.
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Designed by Jacobs Engineering Group, the three-story, 130,000-square-foot building features innovative architecture, a high-performance glass-and-metal skin, and cutting-edge technology. “With a large expanse of glazing facing almost due south, high-performance glass was required to insulate and limit solar heat gain, while not being overly tinted or reflective,” said John Jackson, senior associate at Jacobs. “In addition to the strict performance specification, the glass had to be sufficiently flat and free of distortion in order to achieve the desired aesthetic.”
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