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Jun 24, 2026
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Curved Glass, Colour Consistency and Architectural Intent

Lessons from the Mondrian Gold Coast How engineering, coating selection and glazing design helped deliver one of Australia's most distinctive curved glass façades. Architect: Fraser & PartnersBuilder: Hutchinson Builders Introduction The growing use of curved glass in hospitality, commercial and...

Jun 22, 2026
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Newcastle Airport Expansion: Delivering High-Performance Glazing for Australia's Newest International Gateway

Project Overview The Newcastle Airport Expansion represents one of the most significant transport infrastructure projects currently delivered within regional Australia. Designed by Cox Architecture, the terminal expansion has been developed to support international operations, larger aircraft movements and future passenger...

May 18, 2026
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Heat Treatment, Roller Wave and Anisotropy: How ASG Controls Heat Treated Glass

Risk or Problem Heat-treated glass is widely used to improve structural strength and thermal performance in façade applications. However, the tempering process can also introduce several technical challenges that may affect both safety and visual quality.Roller wave distortion and anisotropy...

Apr 30, 2026
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Curved, Laminated and Oversized Glass: Engineering Constraints and Solutions

Risk or Problem Architectural design increasingly incorporates curved and oversized glazing panels. These elements introduce manufacturing constraints including panel size limits, lamination compatibility and distortion control.If these factors are not addressed early, projects may encounter fabrication delays or design revisions.ASG...

Apr 30, 2026
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Early-Stage Glass Decisions That Reduce Compliance Risk on Site

Risk or Problem Compliance issues in façade glazing often originate during specification rather than installation.Incorrect glass thickness, lamination configuration or IGU build-up can create structural or installation conflicts once glazing reaches site.How ASG Helps Reduce Risk At ASG, we verify...

Apr 30, 2026
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Case Study- Managing Distortion and Tolerances on a Complex Façade Façade Quality Control & Optical Performance

Risk or Problem Large façade glazing panels amplify even small fabrication deviations. Optical distortion, panel bow and dimensional tolerances can become highly visible once glass is installed across reflective building elevations. If distortion is not controlled during fabrication, visual inconsistencies...

Sep 11, 2025
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Shaping the Future of Engineering & Astronomy at Macquarie University

At ASG, we take pride in being at the forefront of complex architectural glazing projects across Australia. Our latest contribution to the Macquarie University Physics, Astronomy & Engineering Precinct is a perfect example of how innovation in glass technology can elevate...

Apr 10, 2025
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Framing the Future: How Super SHade 52S-1 Glass Shapes the Cradle Coast Campus

The University of Tasmania's Cradle Coast Campus in Burnie exemplifies a harmonious blend of innovative design and environmental sustainability. Central to this achievement is the strategic use of Super SHade 52S-1 on Clear Low-E Double Glazed Units (DGU) in the...

Apr 10, 2025
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Cool SHade with a Purpose: Elevating 8 Willis Street Through Glass, Colour and Performance

The redevelopment of 8 Willis Street in Wellington, New Zealand, showcases a harmonious blend of heritage preservation and modern innovation. A key element in this transformation is the use of Cool SHade 57-1 on Clear Low-E Double Glazed Units (DGU) for the building's façade. This advanced glazing solution not only enhances the building's aesthetic appeal with its subtle grey tint but also significantly improves its energy performance, contributing to a sustainable and comfortable environment.

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