Glaz-Tech Industries Plant Tour

The plant tour and prestation to follow is intended to help architects understand the value of fabrication as a step in the total glass making process — as well as the fabrication choices and considerations they should know for their projects. From the beginning of the glass selection process, architects face many options. From the glass substrate and coatings to fabrication, there are choices for almost every imaginable application. Fabrication can play an important role in aesthetics and performance — and helping create a safe environment for occupants. Attendees will gain an understanding of the vital role of fabrication in glass for commercial façades, know how fabrication factors into today’s glass trends, be able to identify ways fabrication can help achieve project goals for energy performance, safety and security, and design vision, as well as be able to navigate fabrication choices and requirements

NOTE: PPE IS REQUIRED FOR THIS PLANT TOUR. PLEASE BRING YOUR HARD HAT, SAFETY GLASSES, VEST, AND WEAR CLOSED TOE SHOES/BOOTS.

Join us on Thursday, November 13th for a plant tour and view Glaz-Tech's diverse fabrication capabilities followed by a presentation with lunch and networking. Attendees will learn about:

• Overview of Glaz-Tech's fabrication capabilities
• Latest advancements in glass products
• Innovative uses of Guardian glass in Glaz-Tech projects
• Architectural glass solutions for commercial projects
• Glass specification support
• Sustainable glass manufacturing practices

Register Today!

Who:              CSI Albuquerque Chapter

What:             November plant tour & lunch meeting

Where:           Glaz-Tech Industries

When:             Thursday, November 13, 2025, 10:00 am-12:30 pm

1 AIA LU (Pending)

Plant Tour Hosted by: Dominic Otero, CSI - Commercial Architectural Sales, Glaz-Tech Industries

Presenter: Amanda Vert, CSI - Architectural Design Manager, Guardian Industries 

Tickets

$10.00 Member Registration- Lunch

$15.00 Non-member Registration - Lunch