Curious what kind of conversations happen behind the scenes at one of the world’s leading curtain wall manufacturers? In this video and podcast series, GlasCurtain Managing Director Peter Dushenski will share an inside perspective on this fascinating industry through a series of in-depth conversations with industry leaders. Together, we’ll explore new ideas of what's possible with glazed facades. Join us for Curtain Wall Conversations!

In Episode 8 of Curtain Wall Conversations, Peter is joined by James Satterwhite, who is at the helm of Advanced Glazings Ltd., a frontrunner in North American daylighting technology. As CEO and Vice President of Global Business Development, James has played a pivotal role in transforming the approach to daylight management in architectural designs, ensuring an optimal balance of human comfort and thermal performance.

James' leadership has been vital in a multitude of prestigious projects, notably enhancing both the environment and the living experience of occupants. One of the standout collaborations is the Nunavut Arctic College in Iqaluit, Northern Canada, developed jointly with Teeple and Cibinel, a prime example of our commitment to innovative and sustainable architectural design!

It was a pleasure chatting with James about a range of engaging topics. We explored the evolving trends in facade and glazing performance, delved into the unique aspects of his company's Solera product, and discussed the impact of global challenges on manufacturing, highlighting the increasing importance of local production. The conversation also touched on the exciting developments in vacuum insulated glass in North America and the innovative responses in Massachusetts driven by stretch codes. We wrapped up with a look into the future prospects of these technologies and their potential influence on the industry. An insightful and enjoyable dialogue throughout!

James, welcome to Curtain Wall Conversations! We hope you enjoy this wide-ranging conversation as much as we did!