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Editorial: Toward inspiration

Top Glass celebrates Canada’s architectural glazing industry.

By Patrick Flannery

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Hanging by a thread

Glaziers create a stunning outdoor-indoor effect with one of North America’s largest point-supported curtain walls.

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A mark on the Canadian skyline

The Bow Centre represents the modern future of Canada’s economic powerhouse in the West.

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A wave of flowing light

Channel glass creates a glowing welcome for the community at the Bradford West Gwillimbury Leisure Centre.

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A bridge between worlds

Science, esthetics and respect for the departed are evoked in modern glass technology at the Finn Centre.

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Classic design meets energy efficiency

Toronto’s iconic City Hall is given modern performance credentials while maintaining the look that made it famous.

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The marriage of old and new

Historical Montreal is joined to advanced 21st century glazing in the Clair and Marc Bourgie Pavilion at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.

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Art meets science

A beautiful light for the theological library at the University of B.C.’s Regent College.

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Canadian Glass Association Members Directory

Your comprehensive listing of Canada’s top glaziers and glazing fabricators.

June 2013

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Toward inspiration

Welcome to the first issue of Top Glass. The idea of this annual magazine is simple: present the most exciting, most innovative architectural glazing projects in Canada, with full discussion of their technical elements.

There are lots of magazines around showcasing great architecture, and Glass Canada and some American publications talk about technical glazing matters, but I believe this is the only magazine you will get that does both.

I was speaking recently to Scotty Cooke of Optimum Studios in Vancouver (you can read about that conversation in this month’s Glass Canada) and he made an interesting comment. We were talking about his background and how he ended up in the trades after going to college for business school. He said, “I started to wonder if this was really for me. I felt like something was missing, like I wanted to be doing something more creative.” To satisfy that itch, he left business school and went into...plumbing.

This may surprise you, but a lot of people outside the trades do not consider such work to be creative. Functional, yes. Useful, certainly. Ingenious, maybe. But not creative. Creativity is for rock stars, painters and, maybe, architects. Glaziers? People who work with their hands? Not creative.

I hope this magazine stands as a refutation of those people. In these pages you will find some of the most innovative, technologically advanced glazing projects in Canada and in the world. As you read the reviews attached to each project, you will see the incredible creativity and knowledge not just of the architects who designed these buildings, but of the contractors, building engineers and glazing tradespeople involved in their construction. You just cannot come up with solutions like these without engaging the right side of your brain. It requires lateral thinking and unconventional approaches.

It also requires inspiration, and I hope Top Glass inspires you. There is often grumbling in this industry about declining standards and a lack of investment in training, research and development. These troubles may exist as trends, but if glazing capabilities are dropping in Canada, they are coming down from a high place. I would hope anyone in the commercial, institutional or industrial glazing business would look at the projects featured here and feel excited about stretching their capabilities and reaching for new heights.

I would love to hear your comments and criticisms related to Top Glass Please do call or e-mail if you have either. •

A WAVE OF FLOWING LIGHT A WAVE OF FLOWING LIGHT BRADFORD WEST GWILLIMBURY LEISURE CENTRE

Channel glass creates a glowing welcome for the community.

by JEFF RAZWICK

Ontario’s new Bradford West Gwillimbury Leisure Centre is one of the largest multi-use recreation facilities in the province. Designed by Salter Pilon Architecture in association with Lett Architects, its inviting, open layout and simple way-finding create a sense of shared space and community for users, who can select from the centre’s NHL-sized ice rinks, pool complex, double gymnasium and community areas.

Although a leisure centre, the building does more than foster a healthy lifestyle through recreational and cultural activities. Its 1,400-square-foot serpentine channel glass wall helps creates a visual “wow-factor” for local residents – which is one of the town’s three core visions for the new facility.

The wave-shaped channel glass facade in the Centre flanks the building along the east exterior wall and serves as a surround for a lobby, meeting room and multipurpose room. It consists of U-shaped, translucent cast-glass channels mounted in an aluminum perimeter frame. Unlike conventional windows and glass block, the slender frames and linear channel glass segments allow for tight radii – as low as 1.9 metres. While this flexibility enabled the design team to create a serpentine configuration, one technical challenge was ensuring a homogenous appearance in areas of the facade with different radii.

Channel glass segments tangent to one another flow smoothly into adjacent curves or straight sections. Where different radii prevent tangent segments, creating a seamless transition becomes more complex. To overcome this challenge and ensure the U-shaped channel glass did not interfere with the joint connection, the glazier installed flange channel glass planks on one side of this transition, and full channel glass planks on the opposing side. This allowed the channel glass framing head and sill components to be stretch-formed into a smooth continuous structure with a precise radius, versus segmenting the head and sill at precise angles to achieve a simulated radius, as is typically done with storefront glazing. The solution allowed

community.

the design team to form tight curves without interrupting the wall’s uniform look. It also streamlined the installation process, eliminating the need to fabricate and install numerous channel glass sections to achieve the desired look.

The serpentine channel glass application, which is formed primarily of channel glass in a standard cast, diffuses light through its textured surface while also obscuring vision.

To balance light transfer with privacy, and enhance visibility to the exterior of the building in select areas, the building and design team interspersed small groups of clear channel glass among the standard cast-glass channels. The mixture of the obscure standard cast glass and the clear glass offers both privacy and diffused light conditions and some areas where greater visibility provides occupants with views to nature. The application of a low-emissivity coating helped the facade achieve better thermal performance.

Channel glass is unique in that individual glass lites can be

Multi-purpose rooms, gyms, pools and ice rinks are pulled together with generous interior glazing.

The use of channel glass enabled Aeroloc to execute tight radii while still working with other areas of the facade that had longer curves. Clear and cast-glass channels were interspersed to balance privacy and lighting.

Architect

Salter Pilon Architecture in association with Lett Architects

Structural engineer

Ravens Engineering

Mechanical/electrical/civil

Smith and Anderson Consulting

Glazing contractor

Aeroloc Industries

Glazing supplier

Technical Glass Products

Glass style

Dual glaze Pilkington Profilit channel glass (K32/60/7 and K25/60/7)

Glass type

Standard cast tempered; standard cast safety filmed; standard cast plus 1.7 low-e tempered; standard cast plus 1.7 low-e safety filmed; clear tempered, clear plus 1.7 low-e tempered

Framing

K60 thermally broken, clear anodized finish

installed and then moved within an opening without reworking the system (i.e., individual channels can be swapped prior to being sealed with silicone). This allows the architect or owner to ensure proper visibility and views prior to sealing the system.

Today, the serpentine channel glass facade weaves across the building’s exterior entrance, breaking up the rectilinear construction. By day or by night, its curving form helps welcome people into the Bradford West Gwillimbury Leisure Centre. •

Photo credit: Ben Rahn

THE MARRIAGE OF THE CLAIRE AND MARC BOURGIE PAVILION

by COLLEEN CROSS

It’s hard to imagine a better symbol of Canadian technical expertise in fenestration than a multifaceted crystal igloo offering a view of Montreal’s Mount Royal.

The 12,000-square-metre expansion of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal), which features the Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion of Quebec and Canadian Art topped by the multi-mullioned atrium, provides a stunning example of the integration of past and present.

Montreal’s Provencher Roy + Associés Architectes, led by Claude Provencher and Matthieu Geoffrion, worked with 450 professionals and craftsmen from 2011 to 2013 to marry museum function and late 19th-century history.

The Erskine and American Church’s 146 stained glass windows, including 20 original Tiffany windows, some 20 feet high by more than five feet wide, represent the past.

“The first challenge was to take all of them down without breaking anything because

Old Montreal meets a modern artistic vision.

they were really in a bad condition due to mainly the sun,” says Matthieu Geoffrion, partner at Provencher Roy. The stained glass was restored by La Pierre de Lune, of Montreal.

Standard double-glazed low-e IG panels were placed in the church windows before the decorative glass was reinstated to protect it from the elements. The panels, which are standard half-inch space and a quarter-inch, were supplied by Oldcastle

Building Envelope and installed by Vitreco Inc., both of Montreal.

“We reinstalled the stain glass inside as a piece of art and not as a technical material to prevent water and cold from coming in,” says Geoffrion, “because at first the stain glass was really the skin that was separating the outside from the inside. So we reinstalled them inside in a steel frame that permits us to open them and clean the exterior window as well.”

ABOVE: Careful geometry, innovative gutter designs, advanced glass coatings and meticulous fabrication all came into play to create the atrium that tops the new pavilion. The IG panels are so insulating that snow can accumulate on them. Visitors are afforded a beautiful view of Mount Royal.

Photos credit:

Tom Arban

OLD AND NEW

Architect Provencher Roy + Associates

Glazing contractor Vitreco

Atrium structure Orbi Metal Construction

Church IG

Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope, 6 mm Solarban 70XL, 63% VLT, 11% reflectivity, U-factor 0.29, 0.27 SHGC

Pavilion IG

Prelco, 19 and 12 mm PPG Starphire, 6 mm Solarban 70XL, 57% VLT, 16% reflectivity, U-factor 0.18, 0.25 SHGC

Atrium IG

Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope 6 mm Solarban 70XL, 46% VLT, 14% reflectivity, U-factor 0.19, 0.22 SHGC

P G Metal Repentigny, a company just outside Montreal, installed smaller pieces of the steel frame around the windows and larger pieces on continuous hinges.

At one stage, there were more than 10 workers installing glazing on the roof, says Vitreco’s Marc Biloveau, a feat accomplished by subcontracting a 35-pound-capacity crane with suction cup.

The results are spectacular. “All the stained glass panels are lit so you can appreciate all the artwork as well during the day or during the night,” says Geoffrion. To do this, they installed electric lighting around the perimeter of the glass on the wood frame and used a small reflector.

The pavilion features several huge bay windows, some as big as 1.5 by three metres. They went with triple-glazed, argon-filled IG units to prevent condensation in a high-humidity environment of 50 per cent of humidity.

“There’s a lot of heat gain so the value 0.22 was to achieve the shading coefficient that would be OK with the mechanical system inside of building, that they would be sufficient to procure a standard 20-degree temperature inside even if it’s much more outside.”

The atrium’s many angles presented several challenges. One challenge was to facilitate proper drainage.

Orbi Metal, of Laval, did the metal work. “Because everything was not standard and they didn’t want to make a die for six feet of new mullion, they built mullion,” says Biloveau. They took existing mullion and added another mullion at the top, modified that mullion, and so on.

“Between the angle of two mullions we used a membrane system . . . we had a new membrane from Supermart – it’s not a hydro, it’s a spray – and we took the angle between two panes of ceiling, of roof, and used that like a big gutter system.”

Of creating a seamless effect, he says: “How do you achieve two different planes that are not at a 90-degree angle, how do you achieve this continuity of your main mullion when you start from the floor and then it goes up vertically and then you change angle and then you change again? It’s really a question of geometry and choosing the right relationship between the glass and the mullion.”

Provencher Roy worked in 3D to make design decisions early on, verify the junctions, and, in co-operation with Vitreco and Orbi, create the underlying structure and co-ordinate workers’ site visits.

Geoffrion recalls one other problem relating to the insulating glass: it performed so well that snow sat on the glass instead of melting. With no heat loss, he says, they needed to use special glass “to reflect the sunlight rays off of the glass so we don’t end up with a sauna on the top level.”

Happily, their solution worked, and visitors can view Mount Royal in spectacular comfort. •

The 80-year-old Tiffany stained glass windows were carefully restored.

HANGING BY A THREAD KAYE EDMONTON CLINIC

by RICHARD BRIGHTLING

This Edmonton health clinic is a marvel of modern glass engineering.

Iconic design – these are two words that are often associated with the highest profile buildings in our communities but rarely associated with public health facilities. However, in the case of the recently constructed Kaye Edmonton Clinic,

the client’s bold vision of “a leading, state-of-the-art enabler of integrated, patient-centred care, education and research” opened the door to an equally bold design response. Dialog was engaged to design a new clinic capable of achieving the client’s vision on

ABOVE: The Kaye Edmonton Clinic’s point-supported wall creates a sweeping interior space from which the entire layout of the building is visible. Visitors can almost see where they need to go without directions. Daylighting is absolutely maximized.

Photo credit: Division 8 Consulting

THREAD

every level. In doing so, this would enable the world-class ambitions of the Kaye Clinic itself.

A key feature of the overall design is an expansive curving glass wall, rising seven stories to a height of 30 meters enveloping a large, light-filled atrium. The design intent was ambitious. The atrium and its glass wall began as an unreserved embrace of natural light, view, and ventilation; the building’s eyes and lungs as well as a demonstration of the client’s commitment to the physical and mental well being of its patients. The atrium also serves as the ultimate way-finding device, helping patients and visitors orient themselves when they first enter the building or find their way to an upper floor. From the perspective of the University of Alberta campus, of which the clinic is a major cornerstone, the curved glazed atrium helps anchor the primary access to the campus on one of the city’s main thoroughfares.

To keep the atrium as visually light as possible, slender steel columns were used as structural support. These steel columns were requested to be minimal in size, thus a system was needed to help carry the positive and negative wind loads on the facade’s expansive glass elevation. To achieve this glass feature, Stella Custom Glass Hardware was engaged to handle the required design, assist with engineering and design/manufacture/supply the glass hardware required to achieve the design team’s vision.

With a system pre-engineered by Dialog’s team of architects and engineers, Stella, Dialog, and Erdevicki Structural Engineering created a bow-truss cable support system. This is a proven but technically complex concept capable of holding and supporting the weight of the more than three hundred IGU units required for the feature elevation.

Stella began its mandate by building a scale model of the proposed structure to reaffirm the integrity of the proposed design and its component parts. After con-

siderable testing, final glass specifications were calculated and finalized by glass engineers, Division 8 Consulting.

The system called for a two-part cable truss working together to create a vertical bow-shaped configuration with the ends of each cable anchored at roof and ground floor. To achieve the required bows, horizontal compression struts were used. Each cable is 36 mm in diameter and tested to 945 kN (capable of lifting the equivalent load of two fully-loaded tractor trailer loads). Large clevises (weighing 13 kg each) attach to the end of cables and connect to anchor plates in the roof and floor.

When installed, the cables were pretensioned to 254 kN per cable. The talented installation teams from Edmontonbased Specialty Glazing and Wayward Steel Fabricators (overseen by general contractor PCL) made this engineering feat a successful reality.

To hold the glass in place, Stella designed an adjustable edge support bracket. Over 1,200 brackets are bolted to the horizontal mullion to the glass units, eliminating the need to drill holes in the glass. The glass IGUs are 2,200 mm high by 1,300mm wide with a makeup of 10/10 tempered glass, argon filled and with low-E coating.

The same team also collaborated on a visually minimal glass screen/guard on levels surrounding atrium.

Completed in 2012, it proudly showcases Canada’s highest cable truss system facilitating a simply amazing light-filled atrium. In this day and age of computer graphics, architectural concepts can be made to look highly appealing. In the case of the Edmonton Clinic South, it is fair to say that the finished building looks even better than the original concept drawing. The Kaye Edmonton Clinic has turned the city’s desire for world class design into a reality. A building where patients have lauded not only its design, but the feeling of well being that its concept has created for all to see and enjoy. •

The design called for a light, transparent look, so Stella, Dialog and Erdevicki designed a bowand-truss support system capable of supporting three hundred IGUs.The horizontal compression struts seen here are capable of holding up the weight of two fully loaded tractor trailers, each.

Point-supported hardware

Stella Custom Glass Hardware

Architect

Dialog

Structural engineering

Erdevicki Structural Engineering

Glass engineering

Division 8 Consulting

Glazing contractors

Specialty Glazing Systems

Glass fabricators/suppliers Viracon

Steel fabrication

Wayward Steel Fabricators

General contractor

PCL Constructors

Owner

Alberta Infrastructure and Alberta Health Services

Double sealed IGU specification

1 5/16-inch overall thickness, 10 mm clear VE-2M low-E #2/ fully tempered outer lite, black stainless steel spacer bar, argon gas fill, silicone seal, 10 mm clear fully tempered inner lite

Photo credit:

Erdevicki

DR. WILLIAM D. FINN CENTRE FOR FORENSIC MEDICINE

A BRIDGE BETWEEN WORLDS A BRIDGE BETWEEN WORLDS

Serenity and science merge in Fitzgerald’s groundbreaking

by TREENA HEIN

Looking at a state-of-the-art facility such as Nova Scotia’s Medical Examiners’ facility – the Dr. William D. Finn Centre for Forensic Medicine in Dartmouth – one would think its curtainwall and glazing system would be complex and challenging to build and install. “The truth is it wasn’t,” notes Norsat Eblaghi and Stas Kharistonov, the president and design engineer at Alumitech Architectural Glass and Metal of Bedford, N.S. “Simple construction methods supported by a good design go a long way,” says Kharistonov.

Autopsies for all the suspicious deaths within the province take place at the facility, and its design presented interesting challenges for award-winning architect Susan Fitzgerald. She is at Fowler Bauld & Mitchell Architecture in Halifax, and also chairs the professional practice teaching group at Dalhousie University’s School of Architecture. “The Centre has to accommodate several diverse functions,” Fitzgerald explains. “It has to work efficiently as a place to perform autopsies, including the shipping and storing of the dead, and also must accommodate individuals who enter to identify their loved ones.” The Centre also has classrooms and observation spaces for education and interacting with law enforcement, administration space and areas for facility management.

To accommodate all these functions, Fitzgerald adopted a layered approach to the facility, which 1 is located on a flat site with few defining natural features. The Centre is actually divided into two separate buildings, one for administration and one for autopsy/ support where the pervasive odour of decomposing bodies is contained. They are arranged around a contemplative landscaped courtyard which separates and conceals the diverse activities that occur within the facility’s spaces. “This area is the focal point for the facility and provides access to daylight, fresh air and green space,” Fitzgerald explains. “It also offers privacy and security for the staff, away from the grieving families who come to the facility, and a refreshing, central area where the staff can interact and have a break from their very differing and intense roles.” By using natural elements, Fitzgerald sought to create a contemplative and serene building that supports staff on

groundbreaking design.

an ongoing basis as they interact with the dead.

The nature of the facility meant some unusual aspects to the curtainwalls. “The windows of the autopsy area had to provide a surface that was tough, can be easily cleaned, provides excellent light but also provides privacy,” Kharistonov notes. “We wrapped all the exposed interior surfaces of the frame with stainless steel cladding with as few joints as possible. The glass in the autopsy areas incorporates privacy film coating.”

The curtainwall that flows around the courtyard goes over the roof of the administration building, and then creates a section of the second floor that overhangs the parking lot. The Alumitech team worked closely with the designers, the structural steel contractor, roofing contractor and even the landscaping contractor to make sure the transitions between this curtainwall, two other curtainwalls that joined in at 90 degrees, the green roof, and the roof overhang (wrapped in Reynobond aluminum composite panels) were weather-tight. “It is unique in how the curtainwall is joined from slab to the soffit and flashing,” Kharistonov notes. “Also unusual are the sunshades set in a matrix of Solarban 70 XL low-E glass.”

The design also called for combination of captured and SSG mullions with SSG awning vents. “As the result, we had a number of vents that had to be designed to align with caps on one or two sides and to flow into SSG glass joints on the other sides,” Eblaghi explains.

For the facility’s building envelope, Alumitech used Kawneer’s newly introduced 1600 Wall System 1/2, which Eblaghi and Kharistonov say is a more versatile solution for curtainwall

The multifunctional nature of the Finn Centre demanded special consideration for each element of glazing. Requirements for privacy, daylighting, weather-resistance, energy efficiency and esthetics all varied from area to area.

and glazing construction than what is also available on the market. “The interconnection between materials and symmetry of design make this project stand out from others,” Kharistonov notes. “It required a great deal of coordination and input from all the trades in order to achieve the individual details and the overall look that Fitzgerald envisioned. We have a great team of professional workers who make jobs like this that much easier.” •

Laminator

Oldcastle Building Envelope

Insulating glass

PPG Canada

Glazing contractor

Alumitech Architectural Glass and Metal

General contractor

Marco Maritimes

Spandrel glass

6 mm Solarban 70XL(2) x 6 mm (grey) HS with Tendencies

Fine Silver(4) spandrel

Spandrel glass area

3,010 square feet

Visible glass

6 mm Solarban 70 XL(2) x 6 mm (clear)

Visible glass area

4,871 square feet

Architect

Susan Fitzgerald, Fowler Bauld & Mitchell Architecture

Photos credit: Scott Munn

ART MEETS SCIENCE REGENT COLLEGE LIBRARY AND PARK

by COLLEEN CROSS

As part of her quest to bring artistic glass to the outside of buildings, renowned Toronto glass artist Sarah Hall designed True North/Lux Nova, a 40-foot wind- and solar-powered triangular glass tower whose dichroic glass glows atop the theological library at Regent College, University of British Columbia. The first installation in North America to combine art glass and solar, it won an award from the American Institute of Architects upon its completion in 2009, and caught the attention of architects at the University of Rome, who are studying Hall’s work for use in future architecture.

“For the most part, our kind of art glass has always been really seen from the inside and it’s just been very recently in the last 10 years that that we’ve been able to do things that are showing a lot more on the outside of buildings now,” says Hall.

The tower’s glass consists of a series of layers. Sarah Hall in collaboration with

ART MEETS SCIENCE

Dichroic art glass powers and illuminates

Vancouver’s Regent College library and park.

Glasmalerei Peters created 12 panels, each six feet by two feet, and held in by aluminum channeling typical of curtainwall. “The thermal pane glass is an ultra white, five-millimeter tempered glass,” says Hall. “I then have a gap of two millimeters,

and inside of that is an adhesive which encloses the wiring and embedded solar cells.”

On the layer behind that is dichroic lamination. “Then we have the air gap and on the surface #2 is a fused glass, which

ABOVE: During the day, the tower is designed to deliver the maximum amount of daylighting to the theological library below.The design called for an inspiring interior view that would draw the eye upward like a cathedral.The building is cooled without air conditioning by the large vents and fan at the top.

Photo credit: Michael Elkan

also has been airbrushed and fired. It’s a tempered glass so the whole thing is a thermal pane unit and the wiring runs through it and comes out at a little junction box and in every 12 panels the wiring comes out and is wired to the next panel and the next panel.”

The wire is hidden entirely in the channels that hold the glass in place. Filling the gap is a patented adhesive made by Saint-Gobain that helps the electrical wires to remain flexible and helps to conduct electricity.

Hall describes the design process. She created full-size drawings and an architectural model and completed the design work in Toronto. She then took her designs to Germany to work with Glasmalerei Peters, a firm that offers her access to kiln sizes and technologies not available in North America. Together they experimented with different techniques and created samples. Then Hall remained in Germany, where she worked with her team of artisans.

The designs on the glass are rich in symbolism from religion and mythology. The writing is Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus, and 12 dichroic crosses both reflect and gather light.

“The glass was first fused,” she says. “We took sheets which were slightly larger and after taking a section off, crushed this glass and spread it over the panel. It was then sent back in the kiln to fire and fuse giving a wonderful texture. The fused glass was then air brushed with mineral (cobalt and manganese) paints and re-fired. The glass painting and colour are completely permanent.”

New materials and methods of painting on glass, a material Hall says will not fade or change, have recently become more accessible to artists and less expensive. In the past, she sourced her dichroic glass through a scientific lab in Toronto, which can produce glass used to any angstrom unit specified. The dichroic glass used for this project came from Schott in Germany.

“The dichroic glass is a really exciting one to use as an artist because it has a very strong reflective ability. It’s those 12 crosses that you see in the artwork that are different colours of dichroic glass.”

Here’s where art meets science. The point of tower was to save energy and reduce heating costs on the inside, and to give the underground library great visibility.

The tower began to take shape when architect Clive Grout, who initially designed a square glass wind tower, asked Hall to collaborate on the structure. They changed it to a nine-foot-triangular-sided tower. This made air conditioning and additional electricity unnecessary in the library, which is heated and cooled using a radiant system, with the wind tower pulling fresh air up through the library and ventilating it.

The tower also is collecting energy from the sun, says Hall, which is stored in a battery bank and at night illuminates the tower and surrounding park. In the apex of the tower, a cylinder holds LEDs and displays a two-hour changing program of coloured lights.

Both beautiful and useful, True North/Lux Nova ultimately pays tribute

Artist

Sarah Hall

Architect

Clive Grout

Height

40 ft.

Photovoltaic glass area

144 sq. ft.

Glass size

6 ft. by 2 ft. (12 translucent panels)

Solar glass, fill adhesive

Saint-Gobain Glass engineered by Christof Erban

Curtainwall glass, framing and installation

Concept Aluminum Products

Dichroic glass

Schott

IG fabrication partner

Glasmalerei Peters

Glazing contractor

Concept Aluminum Products

General contractor

Jakin Engineering

Owner

Regent College, University of British Columbia, Vancouver

Wiring and electrical work

Bridge Electric

Mineral paints for art glass

Reusche

to the spirit of Regent College. “They wanted a symbol of their Christian identity but I didn’t want to do something that was too obvious,” explains Hall. “Many of the scholars at the college actually knew Aramaic and so it was a very natural step to bring the Lord’s Prayer in Aramaic into one of the layers. The solar layer is based on an image of a book opening. There is a layer of 12 dichroic crosses – viewed symbolically as the disciples or tribes of Israel or the labours of Hercules. I wanted people to wonder about the symbolism and use their own imagination. The dichroic glass reflects sunlight beautifully, so those 12 crosses are a very powerful part of the design. The final layer is a waterfall of light that is connecting all of the panels together artistically.” •

Photo credit: Sarah Hall

A MARK ON THE CANADIAN

by RICH PORAYKO

The Bow is an award-winning, world-class building guaranteed to impress. It is a project of many firsts for Canada including largest continuous concrete pour (three shifts, five hundred people with up to 95 trucks continuously pouring), tallest building in western Canada and largest urban excavation outside Toronto (17,000m2).

More recently, the German-based building and construction project database company Emporis ranked The Bow as one of the “world’s most spectacular corporate buildings,” rubbing shoulders with the likes of the Hearst Building in NYC and Kuala Lumpur’s Petronas Towers.

In addition to a striking, graphical presentation on Calgary’s skyline, the Bow’s diagonal grid (diagrid) system provides superior structural efficiency. This diagonal and vertical steel frame significantly reduces the overall steel weight, as well as the number and size of interior columns and thickness of the elevator

The Bow is simply one of the world’s most advanced and impressive glazing projects.

shaft walls. Visually, the diagrid pattern is repeated every six stories, and a single unit of the pattern is referred to as a node. This is the first time a triangular diagrid system has been applied to a curved building design in a North American skyscraper. James Barnes, an associate with the design architect, Foster+Partners of

London, said that “by using the triangular diagrid structure, we were able to create a near column-free space within the building that allowed for a very flexible floor plate.” The aerodynamic crescent shape significantly reduces exterior wind resistance, downdraft and the urban venturi effect. Inside, the shape creates

ABOVE: Sota had to install 10 floors of curtainwall on the south facade with only two floor slabs in between. They worked with Alberta Glass to come up with creative solutions to the problem.

Photo credit: Tom Kessler

CANADIAN SKYLINE

a floor plan that maximizes access to views and natural light. It also creates a collaborative and open workspace for Encana and Cenovus employees.

“The most significant energy efficient feature is quite obvious when you look at the shape of the building and that is the side-facing atrium,” says Rob Eley, partner at project architect Zeidler Architects. “Generally, the intention was, when appropriate, to try to bring the sun’s warmth and energy into the structure and use it for air movement and heat gain. The building is actually cupped, facing the south, with the actual angle of the direction determined by the optimal orientation where the highest benefit would be gained. The fact the building isn’t entirely perpendicular with any of the surrounding streets actually is determined by the optimum orientation.”

There are two facades facing south. One of them is an interior facade, which is single-glazed with operable windows. “The approach for much of the height of the south facade is a double skin about a metre apart,” explains Eley. “The intention is to allow for natural air circulation within the interior of the building, which is provided by the heating of the volume of air in the south. This air movement permits offices behind the single-glazed wall to operate a window and get a sense of circulating air.”

Within the atrium are Sky Lobby levels whose locations have been determined in part by the efficiency of the elevator system. Eley elaborates: “One of the ideas that Foster+Partners was working with from the very beginning was these community floors act like a village centre where everyone within that atrium space would get out of the elevator at the same location and share common facilities such as coffee stations or meeting rooms. It’s almost like a miniature city.”

Eley continues, “Sota Glazing took on the interior and exterior wall for the atrium, which was quite a technical challenge because of the shape and the diagrid that is embedded into it.” Antamex installed the north facade, which had diagonals expressed in it as well, and

the east and west curved corners of the building. “The two of them together as a joint venture were able to deal with the contract but either of them singly or any other major glazing contractor would have had difficulty arranging the time and having the capacity to deal with this size of contract.”

Sota Glazing teamed up with Calgarybased Alberta Glass to take on the south facade with a custom curtainwall system that Sota developed to anchor to the horizontal steel members with a proprietary pivot mechanism designed to eliminate any tolerance issues with the structural steel. “We locked into the diagrid extrusions to build up the one-metre-wide panels and followed the pattern of the structural steel,” says Harry Nickel, vice-president of sales and marketing for Brampton, Ont.’s Sota Glazing. “The complexity was the fact there was no floor slab behind the outer curtainwall on the south facade apart from the first slab, which was 24 floors up, then only two more floors make up the next 34 stories before the roof,” explains Nickel. “In many regards, we were installing curtainwall in space. That was a challenge.”

The interior wall is a single, sixmillimetre, tempered monolithic system with perforated panels to help absorb sound and improve acoustics in the atrium areas. “Every office has a floor-toceiling, inward-tilting vent window,” says Nickel. “With the two walls, there was approximately half a million square feet of glazing in the south facade alone.”

“We went to Viracon for the glass because each IG unit was 3,920 millimetres tall and they were the only company that had the equipment to coat and fabricate insulating glass units that size,” says Nickel.

Sota Glazing glazed Canada’s tallest skyscraper, Toronto’s First Canadian Place, from the top down using a staging system developed to work from the exterior of the building. “We took some of the knowledge from First Canadian Place and partnered up with Alberta Glass, who installs curtainwall for Sota,” states Nickel. “They designed and developed a double-

SOUTH FACADE/ATRIUM

Glazing contractor

Alberta Glass

Curtainwall supplier

Sota Glazing

Glass Fabricator

Viracon

Exterior glass

5/16” heat strengthened Viracon

VE-2M on #2, ½” A.S. black stainless spacer, 5/16” clear heat strengthened

Interior glass: 6 mm clear tempered

NORTH, EAST AND WEST FACADES

Glazing contractor and curtainwall supplier

Antamex International

Glass fabricator

Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope

Glass

PPG Solarban z50

Aggregate/diagonal architectural

panels

Spandreltech

Building size

1.7 million square feet

Glass

900,000 square feet

Stories

59

Design architect

Foster+Partners, London, U.K.

Project architect

Zeidler Partnership

Development manager

Matthews Development (Alberta) Inc.

Construction manager

Ledcor Construction Limited

Owner

Encana Corporation

Height 774 feet

level stage that extended across the whole facade. It followed the curved profile of the exterior wall. As they hung the curtainwall, it crawled up the building.”

“The design and installation were the big hurdles; however, everything worked out great. That’s one of the reasons we team up with Alberta Glass is because they have a good, solid labour force. And that’s why Matthews Development and Ledcor came to us.” •

CLASSIC DESIGN MEETS ENERGY EFFICIENCY CLASSIC DESIGN MEETS ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Toronto’s iconic City Hall is given modern performance maintaining the look that made it famous.

by ROB WOOD

Toronto City Hall was officially opened in 1965. In 2009, as part of a series of energy efficiency upgrades, C3 Polymeric was awarded the contract to undertake the design and replacement of the original windows. The original system included 3/8-inch vision lites glazed using a lock strip gasket in a non-thermally broken, stainless steel frame. An interior film had been applied postconstruction, which had experienced significant degradation. Occupants complained of discomfort due to inconsistent temperatures and significant glare in their working environment. This had negative impacts on both energy efficiency and employee productivity and morale.

The original city hall design by Finnish architect, Viljo Revell, was the winning entry of an international design competition for a new Toronto City Hall. The City Hall is an established Toronto landmark and tourist destination. In 1991 it was officially designated as a heritage property. In undertaking the retrofit, the architectural significance and heritage designation of the building required consideration. All changes to the building had to be approved by Heritage Preservation Services. Should they not be satisfied, they had the ability to veto the project. The primary heritage criteria were as follows:

• Aside from the existing glazing and gasket, all components of the historic fabric of the building had to remain.

• The new system had to be reversible. That is, it had to be possible to reinstall the original glazing system at some point in the future.

• It must minimize the decrease in the daylight opening (visible area).

• It must respect the architect’s original design intent.

The scope of the project included the preliminary design and evaluation of six different alternatives. These comprised a lock strip gasket system, a stainless steel frame

performance credentials while

system, and an aluminum frame system, each glazed from the exterior or interior. Each of the six systems was evaluated on:

• Health and safety

• Heritage

• Thermal performance

• Technical performance (air, water)

• Project cost and lifecycle cost

• Structural loading criteria

The area surrounding city hall had changed significantly since its construction in the 1960s. In addition, its unique shape made it probable that typical load tables may not apply. As such, wind tunnel testing was completed to refine the structural criteria. The testing was completed at The Boundary Layer wind tunnel laboratory at the University of Western Ontario. The testing resulted in a design load of up to 80 pounds per square foot. That is more than double the load that might be expected from a simple building of similar height in Toronto.

None of the design alternatives originally considered met all of the design criteria. As such, a hybrid design was developed. A custom aluminum frame clad on the interior with stainless steel enabled the design team to harness the structural and technical benefits of an extruded aluminum system, while at the same time respecting Revell’s use of stainless steel as a primary design element. Custom aluminum closures were added on the interior to hide the glazing leg on the frame. A black anodized

Renovating a building as recognized and iconic as Toronto City Hall required extra care, many custom-designed elements and input from heritage protection officials. C3 Polymeric was proud to be able to complete the job on time and within budget. In all, 1,220 new IGUs were installed.

finish was selected to replicate the visual impact of the original zipper gasket. The aluminum frames were designed such that the reduction in the daylight opening was minimized. The use of conventional systems would have resulted in a larger loss of daylight opening and would not have satisfied the heritage criteria. A pressure-equalized, drained cavity on the exterior was

Photos credit: Rob Wood

The aluminum channels are installed.

TORONTO CITY HALL

Client

City of Toronto

Architect

Unit A Architecture

General contractor

Buttcon

Design, fabrication and quality assurance

C3 Polymeric

Glazing contractor

Pro Glass Services

Glazing engineer

Jupiter Engineering

Insulated glass

Triple Seal

Glass specification

6 mm Pilkington Energy Advantage (grey) Eclipse (2) on 6 mm (clear)

Aluminum extrusions

Extrudex Aluminum

PVC extrusions

Prasad Plastics

incorporated to improve the robustness of the system and to meet the technical requirements. The system was fully captured and used a narrow-profile, black anodized snap cap. Custom aluminum tubes were designed to retrofit the surround so that it could accommodate the new frame. The tubes were designed

in a manner such that they could be removed at a later date if required, thereby helping to satisfy the heritage criteria. A total of 16 custom aluminum, neoprene and PVC extrusions were designed for the new system.

Two full-scale replicas of the existing framing system were constructed in C3 Polymeric’s shop. Mockups of the new system were installed in the replica frames. The entire assembly was lab tested by Can-Best for thermal, structural, and air and water performance.

The models also enabled C3 Polymeric to conduct mock installations in a controlled environment. These were used to explore improvements to the design and installation methodology. The new system is significantly different from commercially available glazing systems. The installation team had to be trained on the unique aspects of the system, and the key points to monitor to ensure a quality installation. The models allowed the installation crews to train and become familiar with the differences and nuances of the new system prior to being on site.

Eight full-scale mockups were installed on the east tower in 2010. The construction on the two towers was split into two separate projects. The east tower, comprising 780 units was completed in late 2011. The west tower, comprising 444 units, was completed in the fall of 2012. Both projects were finished on time and under budget. Since completion, building operations has reported a decrease of environment-related complaints of approximately 90 per cent. •

ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

The membership of the Canadian Glass Association is are the members in good standing of the above noted provincial associations.

ARCHITECTURAL GLASS AND METAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

Acton Glass & Aluminum Ltd

391 Edgeley Blvd #25 & #26

Concord, ON  L4K 4G4

Tel: 905-738-0316

Fax: 905-738-4957

AGC Flat Glass North America Ltd.

295 Connie Crescent, Unit 1

Vaughan, ON  L4K 5R2

Tel: 416-259-2309

Fax: 905-259-4761

www.us.agc.com

Albion Glass Company Ltd.

66 Racine Road

Toronto, ON  M9W 2Z7

Tel: 416-749-2777

Fax: 416-749-0860

Applewood Glass & Mirror

2300 Southfield Road

Mississauga, ON  L5N 2W8

Tel: 905-542-1900

Fax: 905-542-1731

www.applewoodglass.com

Bass Installations

3150 Ridgeway Drive, Unit #38

Mississauga, ON  L5L 5R5

Tel: 905-569-9057

Fax: 905-569-9144

www.bassinstallation.com

Besam Canada Inc.

4020B Sladeview Cresc. Units 3 & 4

Mississauga, ON  L5L 6B1

Tel: 905-608-9242

Fax: 905-608-1151

www.besam.ca

Burlington Glass & Mirror Co. Ltd.

4129 Harvester Rd., U-J

Burlington, ON  L7R 1T1

Tel: 905-634-3521

Fax: 905-634-8390

Camden Glass

200 Konrad Crescent

Markham, ON  L3R 859

Tel: 905-474-9951

Fax: 905-474-1943

City Window & Glass

208 Queen Street North Hamilton, ON  L8R 2W3

Tel: 905-525-7470

Fax: 905-522-8551

www.citywindow.com

Civic Glass Ltd.

39 Bentley Ave.

Nepean, ON  K2E 6T7

Tel: 613-224-6468

Fax: 613-224-1467

Dart Glass Service Ltd.

20 Hanlan Road, Unit 27

Vaughan, ON  L4L 3P6

Tel: 416-532-5952

Fax: 416-856-3278

DMB Glass & Contracting Inc

208 Upper Mount Albion Road Stoney Creek, ON  L8J 1V5

Tel: 905-573-3037

Fax: 905-573-9830

Fairview Glass & Mirror Ltd. 2691 Markham Road, U-32 & 33 Scarborough, ON  M1X 4L8

Tel: 416-291-0313

Fax: 416-291-2719

Fendor Glass & Aluminum (1993) Inc.

335 Roosevelt Ave. Ottawa, ON  K2A 1Y9

Tel: 613-722-6581

Fax: 613-722-3168 www.fendock.com

Ferguson-Neudorf Glass Inc. 4275 North Service Road Beamsville, ON  L0R 1B1

Tel: 905-563-3188

Fax: 905-563-8113 fnglass.com

Flynn Canada Ltd. 6300 Northam Drive Mississauga, ON  L4V 1H7

Tel: 905-671-3971

Fax: 905-673-3971

Frontier Glass & Door Systems 1125 Russell Street

Thunder Bay, ON  P7B 5M6

Tel: 807-623-1901

Fax: 807-623-1902

Glass Houses Inc.

239 Main Street, Box 437

Schomberg, ON  L0G 1T0

Tel: 905-939-2990

Fax: 905-939-2890

Guardian Glass

276 Lauzon Road Windsor, ON  N8S 3L6

Tel: 519-945-6316

Fax: 519-945-6123

www.wind-biz.com/guardianglass

Harding Glass & Mirror Ltd.

750 Oakdale Road, U-28 Downsview, ON  M3N 2Z4

Tel: 416-745-7006

Fax: 416-745-7021

Hi-Tech Door Automation 70 Preston Street Guelph, ON  N1H 3C4

Tel: 519-824-5331 Fax: 519-824-7672

J Glass And Glazing 6315 Shawson Drive, Unit 13 Mississauga, ON  L5T 1J2 Tel: 905-238-6910

Fax: 866-817-4192

Kitchener Glass Ltd. 800 Victoria Street North Kitchener, ON  N2B 3C1 Tel: 519-744-5201

Fax: 519-744-4766

www.kitchenerglass.com

Macnamara Glass Ltd. 65 Mansfield Park Court

Port Perry, ON  L9L 2B5 Tel: 905-985-9883 Fax: 905-985-9505

Manners Glass Serv. Ltd. 217 Toryork Drive

North York, ON  M9L 1Y2 Tel: 416-742-5131 Fax: 416-742-4342

GTA Board Represents 35 companies in Alberta

GAMA Board represents 47 companies in Alberta

Provinces

ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

Merit Glass Ltd.

61 Arrow Road

Guelph, ON  N1K 1S8

Tel: 519-822-7470

Fax: 519-822-8447

www.meritglass.ca

Millenium Glass & Metal Inc.

19 Jaymar Place

Toronto, ON  M9N 3L8

Tel: 416-249-7728

Fax: 416-235-1325

Modernage Glass Inc.

239 Bering Ave.

Toronto, ON  M8Z 3A5

Tel: 416-233-5880

Fax: 416-233-6092

National Contract Glazing Ltd

419 Industrial Avenue

Ottawa, ON  K1G 0Z1

Tel: 613-731-2522

Fax: 613-731-6971

Niagara Glass Ltd.

36 Dunkirk Road

St. Catharines, ON  L2R 1A1

Tel: 905-684-7481

Fax: 905-684-5291

OVG Inc.

555 Hall Avenue, East Renfrew, ON  K7V 4M7

Tel: 613-432-5837

Fax: 613-432-5839

www.ottawavalleyglass.com

Parkway Glass & Mirror Ltd.

100 Amber Street Unit 4, 5 Markham, ON  L3R 3A2

Tel: 905-475-0136

Fax: 905-475-5313

Peninsula Glass Inc.

1073 Niagara Street Welland, ON  L3C 1M5

Tel: 905-735-2901

Fax: 905-735-2724

Perfect Glass & Mirror

4490 Sheppard Ave. E.Unit 1

Scarborough, ON  M1S 4J9

Tel: 416-292-8889

Fax: 416-298-3898

Pro Glass Services Inc 1051 Meyerside Drive, Unit 6 Mississauga, ON  L5T 1J6

Tel: 905-670-9797

Fax: 905-670-9407

Royaltech Glazing Systems Ltd. 1355 Morningside Avenue Scarborough, ON  M1B 3C5

Tel: 416-282-4844

Fax: 416-282-5197

Signature Glass Inc.

1845 Sandstone Manor, Unit 4

Pickering, ON  L1W 3X9

Tel: 905-422-0028

Fax: 905-839-5218

Stanley Access Technology

1-2495 Meadowpine Blvd. Mississauga, ON  L5N 6C3

Tel: 289-290-7151

Fax: 888-260-4207

www.stanleysecuritysolutions.com

Tagg Industries 12 Proctor Rd Schomberg, ON  L0G 1T0

Tel: 905-939-9800

Fax: 905-939-9609

Transit Glass & Aluminum Ltd

100 Schneider Road, Unit 5 Kanata, ON  K2K 1Y2

Tel: 613-599-0092

Fax: 613-599-8862

Tri Tech Glass & Mirror Ltd

118 Sandiford Dr., Unit#3, R.R.#4 Stouffville, ON  L4A 7X5

Tel: 905-642-0650

Fax: 905-642-1101

Verval Ltee

915 Boul. St. Joseph Gatineau, QC  J8Z 1S8

Tel: 819-770-0161

Fax: 819-770-0166

www.verval.com

Viscount Glass & Aluminum 1357 Barfield Street Greely, ON  K4P 1A1

Tel: 613-821-0166

Fax: 613-821-4126

Vitrie Vision 2000

1448 Rue Saint Louis Gatineau, QC  J8T 6K1

Tel: 819-246-1919

Fax: 819-246-1929

Westmetro Glass Service Ltd.

391 Edgeley Blvd. U-1 Concord, ON  L4K 4A7

Tel: 905-660-3620

Fax: 905-660-9728

Welland Glass & Entrances

59 Southworth St N Welland, ON  L3B 1Y3

Tel: 905-734-9228

Fax: 905-734-6998

wellglass@law.com

ASSOCIATION DES INDUSTRIES DE PRODUITS DE VITRERIE ET DE FENESTRATION DU QUÉBEC

A. D. Prévost inc.

305, 12e Avenue

Richelieu, QC  J3L 3T2

Tel: 450-658-8771

Toll-Free: 1-800-361-4433

Fax: 450-658-0077 www.adprevost.ca

A.T. Fabrication inc. 641, rue de la Sablière, bur. 201 Bois-des-Filion, QC  J6Z 4T2

Tel: 450-621-1228

Fax: 450-621-8722 www.atfabrication.ca

Alumico Architectural 4343, rue Hochelaga Montréal, QC  H1V 1C2

Tel: 514-255-4343

Toll-Free: 1-800-465-8193 Fax: 514-255-4485 www.alumico.com

Aluminium Fenebel (1964) inc. 11015, rue Massé Montréal-Nord, QC  H1G 4G5 Tel: 514-327-3217 Fax: 514-321-6037 www.fenebel.com

Centre de rénovation A. L. inc. 2740, boulevard Laurier Est Saint-Hyacinthe, QC  J2R 1P8 Tel: 450-773-3408

Fax: 450-773-9753

CPA Verre Structurel inc. 1751, rue Richardson, bur. 2120 Montréal, QC  H3K 1G6

Tel: 514-842-6663

Fax: 514-842-6665 www.cpaglass.com

D & P Marchand (1989) inc. 6270, Route 132, bureau 101 Sainte-Catherine, QC  J5C 1B6 Tel: 450-638-2026 Fax: 450-638-2735 www.dpmarchand.com

Fab-Tech 8450, Parkway Anjou, QC  H1J 1N3 Tel: 514-352-7986 Fax: 514-352-0462

G.I.T Portes et Fenêtres 8645, boul. Langelier Saint-Léonard, QC  H1P 2C6 Tel: 514-323-2954 Fax: 514-323-7473 www.git.ca

Gamma 6130, boul. Ste-Anne L’Ange-Gardien, QC  G0A 2K0 Tel: 418-822-1448 Fax: 418-822-1533 www.gammainternational.org

Groupe Lessard inc. 611, avenue Meloche Dorval, QC  H9P 2T1 Tel: 514-636-3999 Fax: 514-636-3739 www.vitrerielessard.qc.ca

Groupe Picotte inc. 67, rue Principale, Sainte-Angèlede-Monnoir, QC  J0L 1P0 Tel: 450-460-2727 Fax: 450-460-7887

H. K. Glass & Hardware Sales inc. 6840, avenue Westbury Montréal, QC  H3W 2X7

Tel: 514-342-7097

Fax: 514-342-7292

Installations J. P. L. 389, rue des Ruisseaux Pintendre, QC  G6C 1M1 Tel: 418-837-4714 Fax: 418-837-3518

Installations Québec inc. 883, rue d’Alençon Saint-Nicolas, QC  G7A 4B6 Tel: 418-836-3481 Fax: 418-836-7135 www.installationsquebec.ca

Isofor inc. 1645, ave. de l’Énergie Alma, QC  G8C 1M7 Tel: 418-668-3850 Fax: 418-662-5563 www.isofor.ca

Kawneer Canada 171, boul. Hymus Pointe-Claire, QC  H9R 1E9 Tel: 514-694-3151 Toll-Free: 1-888-920-3151 Fax: 514-694-0801 www.kawneer.com

La Maison du Verre inc. 3561, rue Georges-Corbeil Terrebonne, QC  J6X 4J5 Tel: 450-968-2220 Fax: 450-968-2239

La Verrerie Walker 9551, boul. Ray-Lawson Montréal, QC  H1J 1L5 Tel: 514-352-3030 Toll-Free: 1-888-320-3030 Fax: 514-351-3010 www.laverreriewalker.com

Les Industries Cantex inc. 1375, rue Frank-Carrel, local 10 Québec, QC  G1N 2E7 Tel: 418-688-8057 Fax: 418-688-7449 www.industriescantex.com

Les Portes Fullum inc. 8300, boul. Parkway Montréal, QC  H1J 1N2 Tel: 514-722-2010 Fax: 514-722-4653 www.portesfullum.com

Les Rénovations Genasse inc. 15160, rue Notre-Dame Est Montréal, QC  H1A 1W6 Tel: 514-644-8830 Fax: 514-644-8874

Miroir Laval s.e.n.c. 3965, rue Frémont Laval, QC  H7T 1T6 Tel: 450-686-1996 Fax: 450-686-9887

Miroirs St-Antoine inc.

1153, boul. St-Antoine Saint-Jérôme, QC  J7Z 7M1

Tel: 450-438-0116

Toll-Free: 1-800-363-3615

Fax: 450-438-0637

www.miroirstantoine.com

Portes & Fenêtres ADG inc.

3340, rue Jacob-Jordan Terrebonne, QC  J6X 4J6

Tel: 450-477-3636, p 227

Toll-Free: 1-800-463-0445

Fax: 450-477-3098

www.portesetfenetresadg.com

Ramp-Art

4457, boul. de la Rive-Sud Lévis, QC  G6W 6M9

Tel: 418-838-4464

Toll-Free: 1-800-463-6879

Fax: 418-835-0426

www.ramp-art.ca

Spécialités Fernand Daigle (Les) 2850, rue de l’Industrie

Trois-Rivières Ouest, QC  G8Z 4E8

Tel: 819-378-6573

Fax: 819-378-7778

Systèmes Stekar inc. 668, 5e Avenue

Beauceville, QC  G5X 1L6

Tel: 418-774-2424

Fax: 418-774-2425 www.stekar.com

Techniverre + inc. 649, rue Hodge Montréal, QC  H4N 2A3

Tel: 514-747-3649

Fax: 514-747-7912

www.techniverre.ca

Unicel Architectural Corp. 2155, Fernand-Lafontaine Longueuil, QC  J4G 2J4

Tel: 450-670-6844

Toll-Free: 1-800-668-1580

Fax: 1-866-496-2628 www.unicelarchitectural.com

Vitreco inc.

1860, rue Cunard

Laval, QC  H7S 2B2

Tel: 450-681-0483

Fax: 450-681-8432

www.vitreco.ca

Vitrerie A. E. Fortin inc. C.P. 126, 2270, boul. René-Lévesque Jonquière, QC  G7X 7V9

Tel: 418-542-0322

Fax: 418-542-9721

Vitrerie Brunelle inc. 9770, rue Sherbrooke Est Montréal, QC  H1L 6K8

Tel: 514-351-9620

Fax: 514-351-9806

Vitrerie Chatelle / Simard inc. 565, 19e Avenue

Lachine, QC  H8S 3S4

Tel: 514-637-6778

Fax: 514-637-9388

Vitrerie Claude inc.

110, rue Court Granby, QC  J2G 4X9

Tel: 450-372-3019

Toll-Free: 1-877-308-4324

Fax: 450-372-1836

www.vitrerie-claude.com

Vitrerie Commerciale Saguenay inc.

680, boul. Saguenay Est Saguenay, QC  G7H 1L2

Tel: 418-543-3364

Fax: 418-543-9210

Vitrerie de Lanaudière (2005) inc.

236, rue Sainte-Anne Joliette, QC  J6E 4Z5

Tel: 450-755-3922

Fax: 450-753-3474

Vitrerie Global

132, Côte du Passage Lévis, QC  G6V 5S9

Tel: 418-837-4949

Toll-Free: 1-866-937-4949

Fax: 418-833-2676

www.vitrerieglobal.ca

Vitrerie H. G. Côté ltée

363, rue du Collège

Sorel-Tracy, QC  J3P 2J5

Tel: 450-742-5353

Fax: 450-742-5355

Vitrerie J. L. inc.

4050, rue Alfred-Laliberté

Boisbriand, QC  J7H 1P8

Tel: 450-434-1502

Fax: 450-434-1816

www.vitreriejl.com

Vitrerie J. O. Dufour ltée

950, rue King Est Sherbrooke, QC  J1G 1E4

Tel: 819-562-4777

Fax: 819-562-8012

Vitrerie Lalongé & Glass Hall inc.

3855, Montée Gagnon

Terrebonne, QC  J6Y 1K8

Tel: 450-433-2816

Fax: 450-433-2006

Vitrerie Morel inc.

9100, boul. Sainte-Anne Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, QC  G0A 3C0

Tel: 418-827-4498

Fax: 418-827-4498

Vitrerie Nationale inc. 2837, rue Ontario Est Montréal, QC  H2K 1X5

Tel: 514-523-5440

Fax: 514-523-5009

Vitrerie Oligny (DLF) inc. 4415, Montée St-Hubert Saint-Hubert, QC  J3Y 1V3

Tel: 450-462-2633

Fax: 450-462-3462 www.vitrerieoligny.com

Vitrerie R.D. ltée 134, boul. Saint-Joseph Lachine, QC  H8S 2L3

Tel: 514-634-7159

Fax: 514-634-7514 www.vitrerierd.com

Vitrerie Saint-Rodrigue 120, 54e Rue Ouest Charlesbourg, QC  G1H 2G8

Tel: 418-628-6817

Fax: 418-628-2914

Vitrerie Saran inc. 965, boul. Séminaire Nord Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC  J3A 1K1

Tel: 450-348-6191

Vitrerie Sherbrooke inc. 4663, boul. Bourque Sherbrooke, QC  J1N 2G6

Tel: 819-829-9555

Fax: 819-829-9599

Vitrerie Technoverre inc. 1990, rue Cyrille-Duquet, bur. 134 Québec, QC  G1N 4K8

Tel: 418-687-2013

Fax: 418-687-4285

Vitrerie Fournier & frères inc. 1820, rue Brébeuf Trois-Rivières, QC  G8Z 2A5 Tel: 819-378-5780

Fax: 819-378-8097

ATLANTIC PROVINCES GLASS ASSOCIATION

A & D Prevost Inc. 305 12th Avenue Richelieu, QC  J3L 3T2 Tel: 450-658-8771 www.adprevost.ca

Admiral Glass Ltd 600 Prospect Street Fredericton, NB  E3B 6G9 Tel: 506-458-9107

Alumicor Limited 155 Bluewater Road Bedford, NS  B4H 1H1 Tel: 902-835-4545 www.alumicor.com

Alvin Company Limited P O Box 8281, Stn A Halifax, NS  B3K 5M1

Anotec Manufacturing Inc. 242 Parker Road Scoudouc, NB  E4P 3R3 Tel: 506-532-3601 www.anotecmanufacturing.ca

Cape Breton Glass 19 Mitchell Pl Sydney, NS  B1P 1T8 Tel: 902-562-2817

City Thermo Pane 420 Rue Industrielle Beresford, NB  E8K 2C2 Tel: 506-863-5335

C.R. Laurence

65 Tigi Crt Concorde, ON  L4K 5E4 Tel: 905-303-7966 www.crlaurence.com

Economy Glass 240 High Street Moncton, NB  E1C 6C2 Tel: 902-229-6069

Markand Associates Ltd 21 Hamshaw Drive Halifax, NS  B3M 2G9 Tel: 902-445-8920 www.markland.ca

O’Connor Glass Ltd P O Box 1626 Charlottetown, PEI  C1A 7N3 Tel: 902-892-2791 www.oconnorglass.com

Old Castle Building Envelope

275 Britannia Road East Mississauga, ON  L4Z 2E7 Tel: 506-874-7300 www.oldcastlebe.com

PPG Canada Inc.

81 Bluewater Road Bedford, NS  B4B 1H4 Tel: 902-835-7281 www.ppg.com

Prelco inc. 94 Boulevard Cartier Riviere Du Loup, QC  G5R 2M9 Tel: 506-227-8695 www.prelco.ca

Royal Door Ltd

105 Henri Dunant Street Moncton, NB  E1E 1E4 Tel: 506-857-4075 www.royaldoorltd.com

RSVP Agency Inc.

1704 Boisbriand Crescent Ottawa, ON  K1C 4T9 Tel: 613-866-5763 www.rsvpagency.com

Silliker Glass

68 Industrial Drive

Borden-Carleton, PEI  C0B 1X0 Tel: 902-437-5758 www.illikerglass.com

Stott Aluminum Corp. Ltd

137 Pitt Street

Sydney, NS  B1P 6J9 Tel: 902-562-5591

Tremco Canada

164 Myra Road Porters Lake, NS  B3E 1G1 Tel: 902-440-5899 www.tremcoinc.com

ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

FENESTRATION ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

PO Box 595

Abbotsford, BC V2T 6Z8

Tel: 604-855-0245

Fax: 866-253-9979

Activated Automatic Door Systems

14 - 2330 Tyner Street

Port Coquitlam, BC  V3C 2Z1

Tel: 604-942-4557

Fax: 604-942-2392

www.activateddoors.com

AK Draft seal Ltd

7470 Buller Avenue

Burnaby, BC  V5J 4S5

Tel: 604-451-1080

Fax: 604-451-1140

www.thedsgroup.com

All Weather Windows

18550 118A Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T5S 2K7

Tel: 780-453-3395

Fax: 780-447-6360

www.allweatherwindows.com

Aluma - Glass Ltd

406 - 9775 - 188 Street

Surrey, BC  V4N 3N2

Tel: 604-888-6615

Fax: 604-888-6617

www.aluma-glass.com

Alumicor Ltd

205 Hutchings Street

Winnipeg, MB  R2X 2R4

Tel: 204-633-8218

Fax: 204-633-8316

www.alumicor.com

Andersen Windows Inc.

4683 Glacier Street

Mount Vernon, WA  98273

Tel: 360-333-7003

www.andersenwindows.com

Architectural Testing, Inc.

130 Derry Court

York, PA  17406

Tel: 717-764-7700

Fax: 717-764-4129

www.archtest.com

Atlas Meridian GlassWorks Ltd

215 - 1305 Welch Street

North Vancouver, BC  V7P 1B3

Tel: 604-984-6639

Fax: 604-984-4639

www.atlasmeridian.com

AWG Northern Industries

(All West Glass Ltd.)

PO Box 850

Smithers, BC  V0J 2N0

Tel: 250-847-9211

Fax: 250-877-7606

www.all-west.ca

AWG Windows and Doors

1770 S. Quinn Street

Prince George, BC  V2N 1X3

Tel: 250-562-2265

Fax: 250-562-3377

www.awgwd.com

B3 Glass Ltd

3819 Myrtle Street

Burnaby, BC  V5C 4G1

Tel: 604-638-0810

Fax: 604-431-0881

www.b3glass.com

Berdick Mfg Pacific Ltd

595 Warren Avenue

Penticton, BC  V2A 3M5

Tel: 250-492-2833

Fax: 250-492-8728

www.berdickwindows.ca

Berkeley Vadocz Engineering

6941 - 198 Street

Langley, BC  V2Y 3B1

Tel: 604-533-7382

Fax: 604-533-7301

www.bvengineering.ca

Bronco Industries Inc

7988 82nd Street

Delta, BC  V4G 1L8

Tel: 604-940-8849

Fax: 604-940-8821

Builders Door & Window Supply

2406 Canoe Avenue

Coquitlam, BC  V3K 6C2

Tel: 604-941-6693

Fax: 604-941-6694

www.woodwindows.ca

Cascade Aqua-Tech Ltd

3215 Norland Avenue

Burnaby, BC  V5B 3A9

Tel: 604-291-6101

Fax: 604-291-7202

www.cascadeaqua.com

Cascadia Windows Ltd

27050 Glouchester Way

Langley, BC  V4W 3Y5

Tel: 604-857-4600

Fax: 604-857-4606

www.cascadiawindows.com

Centra Windows Ltd

20216 – 98 Avenue

Langley, BC  V1M 3G1

Tel: 604-882-5010

Fax: 604-882-3939 www.centra.ca

Clearlite Glass

7 - 6809 Kirkpatrick Cresc. Victoria, BC  V8M 1Z8

Tel: 250-652-8090

Fax: 250-652-5035

http://www.clearliteglass.net/

Coastal Windows

2005 Boxwood Road

Nanaimo, BC  V9S 5X9

Tel: 250-754-1400

www.coastalwindows.ca

Columbia Manufacturing Co Ltd

4575 Tillicum Street

Burnaby, BC  V5J 3J9

Tel: 604-437-3377

Fax: 604-437-4443 www.columbiaskylights.com

Competition Glass Company Ltd 1977 Kirschner Road

Kelowna, BC  V1Y 4N7

Tel: 250-860-7155

Fax: 250-860-5002 www.compglass.com

Concept Aluminum Products Ltd

100 - 19465 - 94th Avenue

Surrey, BC  V4N 4E6

Tel: 604-882-1112

Fax: 604-882-1168 www.conceptaluminum.com

Construction Home Solutions 1039 Parana Drive

Port Coquitlam, BC  V3B 8A8

Tel: 604-999-2641

CP Distributors Ltd

5 - 15050 - 54A Avenue

Surrey, BC  V3S 5X7

Tel: 604-575-3024

Fax: 604-575-2525 www.cpdist.ca

Crossroads C&I Distributors Inc

3690 Bainbridge Ave

Burnaby, BC  V5A 2T4

Tel: 604-421-1221

Fax: 1604-421-1203 www.crossroadsci.com

CSA Building Sciences Western Ltd

12-62 Fawcett Road

Coquitlam, BC  V3K 6V5

Tel: 604-523-1366

Fax: 604-523-1303 www.csawest.com

Cut Thumb Glass 1004 - 100 Avenue

Dawson Creek, BC  V1G 1W3   Tel: 250-782-9321    Fax: 250-782-9319

Delta Door and Panel Ltd

7993 Webster Road

Delta, BC  V4G 1E4

Tel: 604-940-0555

Fax: 604-940-0333 www.deltadoor.ca

DH Glass Solutions

23 - 21848 - 50 Avenue

Langley, BC  V3A 8A9

Tel: 604-576-7644

Fax: 604-677-5473

Dura Seal Ltd 17 - 1833 Coast Meridian Road

Port Coquitlam, BC  V3C 6G2

Tel: 604-472-1919

Fax: 604-472-1917 www.duraseal.ca

Econo Glass

24 Broadway Avenue North Williams Lake, BC  V2G 1B9

Tel: 250-398-8201

Fax: 250-398-8202

Enermodal Engineering A member of the MMM Group 700 – 1045 Howe Street

Vancouver, BC  V6Z 2A9

Tel: 604-685-1979

Fax: 519-743-8778 www.enermodal.com

EuroLine Windows Inc. 7620 MacDonald Road

Delta, BC  V4G 1N2

Tel: 604-940-8485

Fax: 604-940-8486 www.euroline-windows.com

Excalabor Glass 3 - 2189 Keating X Road Saanichton, BC  V8M 2A5 Tel: 250-652-3833 Fax: 250-652-2051

Flynn Canada 19175 - 22 Avenue Surrey, BC  V3S 3S6 Tel: 604-531-2892 Fax: 604-531-4399 www.flynn.ca

Garibaldi Glass Industries Inc 8183 Wiggins Street Burnaby, BC  V3N 0C4 Tel: 604-420-4527 Fax: 604-421-7678 www.garibaldiglass.com

GC Glass Canada Inc F1 - 1810 Kyle Court West Kelowna, BC  V1Z 3Z4 Tel: 250-454-9923 Fax: 250-454-9927 www.gcglasscanada.ca

Gentek Building Supplies 1 - 19405 - 94 Avenue Surrey, BC  V4N 4E6 Tel: 604-888-7280 Fax: 604-888-0960 www.gentek.ca

Gienow Windows & Doors Ltd 7140 - 40th Street SE Calgary, AB  T2C 2B6 Tel: 403-230-9309 Fax: 403-203-8200 www.gienow.com

Glass 3 Enterprises 111-20103 40th Ave Langley, BC  V3A 2W3

Tel: 604-533-7328

Fax: 604-533-7348 www.glass3ent.com

Glastech Glazing Contractors Ltd. 1383 Coast Meridian Road Port Coquitlam, BC  V3C 6L1 Tel: 604-941-3115 Fax: 604-941-9113 www.glastech.ca

Glenmore Millwork

983 Laurel Avenue

Kelowna, BC  V1Y 7G4

Tel: 12507622499

Fax: 12507623011

IJ Window & Doors Ltd

1255 - 12th Street

Kamloops, BC  V2B 3C8

Tel: 250-376-2324

Fax: 250-376-1021

www.ijwindowsanddoors.com/

Inland Glass & Aluminum Ltd

1820 Kryczka Place

Kamloops, BC  V1S 1S4

Tel: 250-374-7306

Fax: 250-828-9474

www.inlandglass.ca

Innotech Windows & Doors

31290 Wheel Avenue

Abbotsford, BC  V2T 6H1

Tel: 604-854-1111

Fax: 604-854-1718

www.innotech-windows.com

Intertek Testing Services

1500 Brigantine Drive

Coquitlam, BC  V3K 7C1

Tel: 604-520-3321

Fax: 604-524-9186

www.intertek.com

IUPAT District Council #38

7621 Kingsway

Burnaby, BC  V3N 3C7

Tel: 604-524-8334

Fax: 604-524-8011

www.dc38.ca

Jeld-Wen of Canada

485 Watt Street

Winnipeg, MB  R2K 2R9

Tel: 204-694-6012

Fax: 204-694-6012

www.jeld-wen.com

Kawneer Company Canada Ltd

PO Box 41096 - 2592 Shaughnessy St

Port Coquitlam, BC  V3C 5Z9

Tel: 604-552-4270

Fax: 604-552-4202

www.kawneer.com

KPD Door supply

284 D Campion Street

Kelowna, BC  V1X7S8

Tel: 250-491-7499

Fax: 250-491-7495

Layton Consulting

301 - 19978 - 72nd Avenue

Langley, BC  V2Y 1R7

Tel: 604-530-6611

Fax: 604-530-6101

www.laytonconsulting.com

Loewen Windows

168 - 21300 Gordon Way

Richmond, BC  V6W 1M2

Tel: 604-233-0477

Fax: 604-233-0457

www.loewen.com

Lynden Door Canada Inc

4338 Stewart Road

Chilliwack, BC  V2R 5G2

Tel: 604-828-4155

Fax: 604-823-4180

www.lyndendoorcanada.com

Masonite International Corp

4338 Stewart Road

Chilliwack, BC  V2R 5G2

Tel: 604-823-4180

www.masonite.com

Metro Testing

6991 Curragh Avenue

Burnaby, BC  V4J 5V6

Tel: 604-436-9111

Fax: 604-436-9050

www.metrotesting.ca

Mid Island Glass Ltd

1 - 4386 Boban Drive

Nanaimo, BC  V9T 6A7

Tel: 250-751-8199

Fax: 250-751-8894

Modern Aluminum and Vinyl Products

Unit 1, 7045 Field St

Powell River, BC  V8A 0A1

Tel: 604-485-2451

Fax: 604-485-5165

www.modernwindows.ca

Morrison Hershfield Ltd

310 - 4321 Still Creek Drive

Burnaby, BC  V5C 6S7

Tel: 604-454-0402

Fax: 604-454-0403

www.morrisonhersfield.com

Mountainview Designs Ltd

9346 193 Street

Surrey, BC  V4N 4E8

Tel: 604-513-4400

Fax: 604-513-4431

www.mountainviewdesigns.ca

National Glass Ltd

5744 - 198 Street

Langley, BC  V3A 7J2

Tel: 604-530-2311

Fax: 604-530-4662

www.natglass.com

Northway Glass Inc

1971 S. Ogilvie Street

Prince George, BC  V2N 1X2

Tel: 250-563-9933

Fax: 250-563-9932

www.northwayglass.ca

Nu Glass Projects Ltd

7 - 19089 - 94 Avenue

Surrey, BC  V4N 3S4

Tel: 604-888-1331

Fax: 604-888-5358

www.nuglass.ca

Oakmont Industries

100 19475 96 Avenue

Surrey, BC  V4N 4C4

Tel: 604-513-1477

Fax: 604-513-1475

www.oakmontindustries.com

Oakridge Windows 204 1492 Admirals Road

Victoria, BC  V9A 2R1

Tel: 250-384-4478

Fax: 250-384-7488

Oasis Windows Ltd

106 – 12889 – 84 Avenue Surrey, BC  V3W 0K5

Tel: 604-597-5033

Fax: 604-597-5029 www.oasiswindows.com

Oldcastle Glass Langley 109 - 12889 - 84th Avenue Surrey, BC  V3W 0K5

Tel: 604-597-5029

Fax: 604-597-5033 www.oldcastleglass.com

Pacific Prehung Doors Ltd. 480 Audley Blvd

Delta, BC  V3M 5S4

Tel: 604-515-4969

Fax: 604-515-4919 www.pacificprehungdoors.com

Pemko Canada Manufacturing 103 – 2480 Mt. Lehman Road Abbotsford, BC  V2T 6W3

Tel: 604-855-6886

Fax: 604-855-6876 www.pemko.com

PFG Glass Industries 27413 - 55 Avenue

Langley, BC  V4W 3Y1

Tel: 604-607-4500

Fax: 604-607-4501 www.pfgglass.com

Phoenix Glass Inc. 8166 - 92 Street Delta, BC  V4G 0A4 Tel: 604-525-0774 Fax: 604-525-2800 www.phoenixglassinc.com

Quality Auditing Institute 16 - 211 Schoolhouse Street Coquitlam, BC  V3K 4X9 Tel: 604-527-8378 www.qai.org

RDH Building Engineering Ltd. 224 West 8 Avenue

Vancouver, BC  V5Y 1N5

Tel: 604-873-1181

Fax: 604-873-0933 www.rdhbe.com

Read Jones Christofferson 300 - 1285 West Broadway

Vancouver, BC  V6H 3X8

Tel: 604-738-0048 Fax: 604-738-1107 www.rjc.ca

Richersons Enterprises Limited 388 Granton Drive

Richmond Hill, ON  L4B 1H7

Tel: 905-889-4997

Fax: 905-889-4406 www.richersonsdoors.com

Richmond Building Supplies Co. Ltd. 12231 Bridgeport Road

Richmond, BC Tel: 604-278-9865 Fax: 604-278-9853 www.richmondbuilding.com

RotoFrank 14 Inspiration Lane Chester, CT  6412

Tel: 860-526-4996 Fax: 860-526-8390 www.roto-frank.com

Royal Window & Door Profiles 6525 Hardeson Road Everett, WA  98203 Tel: 425-407-9800 Fax: 425-407-0700 www.royalgrouptech.com

Rutland Glass (1994) Ltd. 355 Gray Road Kelowna, BC  V1X 1W9 Tel: 250-765-2235 Fax: 250-765-9400

Screenco West 117 - 2634 - 45 Avenue SE Calgary, AB  T2B 3M1 Tel: 403-720-7817 Fax: 403-720-0861 www.screenco.ca

Second Growth Woodcraft 175 T&T Rd Box 1096 Lillooet, BC  V0K 1V0 Tel: 250-256-0433 Fax: 250-256-0433 www.douglasfirdoors.com

Semiahmoo Glass Ltd 119 - 12414 - 82 Avenue Surrey, BC  V3W 3E9 Tel: 604-596-2229

SGB Services Ltd 6575 Cabeldu Crescent Delta, BC Tel: 604-908-6575

Silica Glass Contracting Ltd 10 - 91 Golden Avenue Coquitlam, BC  V3K 6R2 Tel: 888-785-4495 Fax: 604-942-8737 www.glassvancouver.ca

Silvester Glass (BC) Ltd 6825 Veyaness Saanichton, BC  V8M 2A7 Tel: 250-544-1909 Fax: 250-544-1932 www.silvesterglass.com

Slegg Construction Materials Ltd 2901 Sooke Road Victoria, BC  V9C 3W7 Tel: 250-386-3667 Fax: 250-381-8559 www.slegglumber.com

ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

Spectrum Skyworks

1835 McLean Avenue

Port Coquitlam, BC  V3C 1N1

Tel: 604-944-5478

Fax: 604-944-2477

www.spectrumskyworks.com

Spratt Emanuel Engineering Ltd

2348 Yukon Street

Vancouver, BC  V5Y 3T6

Tel: 604-872-1211

Fax: 604-872-1274

www.sprattemanuel.com

Standard Aluminum Products Inc.

315 Edworthy Way

New Westminster, BC  V3L 5G4

Tel: 604-517-4441

Fax: 604-517-4440

Standard Building Supplies Ltd.

4925 Still Creek Avenue

Burnaby, BC

Tel: 604-298-1305

Fax: 604-294-4411

www.standardbuilding.ca

Starline Architectural Windows

9380 - 198 Street

Langley, BC  V1M 3C8

Tel: 604-882-6855

Fax: 604-882-6890

www.starlinewindows.com

Stella Custom Glass Hardware Inc

7 - 3671 Viking Way

Richmond, BC  V6V 2J5

Tel: 604-231-5892

Fax: 604-231-5893

www.stellaglasshardware.com

Super Windows Ltd.

5 - 1560 Broadway Street

Coquitlam, BC  V3C 2M8

Tel: 866-383-1498

Fax: 604-942-0488

www.superwindows.ca

Tantalus Doors Ltd

121 - 39002 Discovery Way

Squamish, BC  V8B 0E5

Tel: 604-815-4464

www.tantalusdoors.com

Team Glass Co. Ltd. 1711 Franklin Street

Vancouver, BC  V5L 1P6

Tel: 604-253-3999

Fax: 604-253-2900

Therm-O-Proof Mfg Ltd

9386 Smiley Road

Chemainus, BC  V0R 1Y4

Tel: 250-246-3271

Fax: 250-246-9867

www.thermoproof.ca

Transparent Glazing Systems Ltd.

6520 Beresford St

Burnaby, BC  V5E 1B7

Tel: 604-437-8293

Fax: 604-437-8911

www.tgsbc.com

Tremco Inc.

221-2545 West Broadway

Vancouver, BC  V6K 2E9

Tel: 604-876-4039

Fax: 604-876-4029

www.tremcoinc.com

Trimlite Canada

19350 Enterprise Way

Surrey, BC  V3S 6J9

Tel: 604-533-4111

Fax: 604-533-2026

www.trimlite.com

Tyee Manufacturing

1100A Riverside Road

Abbotsford, BC  V2S 7P1

Tel: 604-854-6977

Fax: 604-854-6900

Unison Windows Inc

1353 McKeen Ave

North Vancouver, BC  V7P 3H9

Tel: 604-980-6000

Fax: 604-980-6393

www.unisonwindows.com

Valley Building Supplies Ltd.

RR 1 C-19 Padgett Road

Powell River, BC  V8A 4Z2

Tel: 604-485-9768

Fax: 604-485-9744

www.valleybuildingsupplies.com

Van Isle Windows Ltd

404 Hillside Avenue

Victoria, BC  V8T 1Y7

Tel: 250-383-7128

Fax: 250-383-7271

www.vanislewindows.com

Veka Canada Co

4794 - 94 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T6B 2T3

Tel: 780-440-3888

Fax: 780-465-2278 www.vekacanada.com

Vera-De Windows Inc

2940 Moray Avenue

Courtenay, BC  V9N 7S7

Tel: 250-334-9819 www.veradewindows.com

Vintage Woodworks Inc

408 Alpha Terrace

Victoria, BC  V8Z 1B6

Tel: 250-386-0161

Fax: 250-386-5354

www.vintagewoodworks.ca

Vinyltek Windows

587 Ebury Place

Delta, BC  V4C 2A7

Tel: 604-540-0029

Fax: 604-540-0095

www.vinyltek.com

Vision West Aluminum Products Ltd.

301 - 19055 - 54 Avenue

Surrey, BC  V3S 4R1

Tel: 604-574-2555

Fax: 604-574-2500

www.visionwest.ca

Vitrum Insustries

9739 - 201 Street Langley, BC  V1M 3E7

Tel: 604-882-3513

Fax: 604-882-3516 www.vitrumindustries.com

Vovo Engineering Ltd. 15 - 7088 Lynnwood Drive Richmond, BC  V7C 5V3 Tel: 604-719-9416

Fax: 604-204-2736

Wescon Cedar Products Ltd. 5120 Polkey Road Duncan, BC  V9L 6W3 Tel: 800-665-7200 Fax: 250-748-5815 www.wescondoors.com

West Coast Windows Ltd 8028 River Way Delta, BC  V4K 1K9

Tel: 604-946-2310

Fax: 604-946-2314 www.westcoastwindows.ca

Westech Building Products 5201 - 64th Avenue SE Calgary, AB  T2C 4Z9 Tel: 403-203-7475 Fax: 403-720-0195 www.westechbp.com

Westeck Windows Mfg Inc 8104 Evans Road

Chilliwack, BC  V2R 5R8

Tel: 604-792-6700 Fax: 604-792-6714 westeckwindows.ca

Wilson Beck Insurance 303 - 8678 Greenall Avenue Burnaby, BC  V5J 3M6 Tel: 604-437-6200 Fax: 604-437-5347 www.wmbeck.com

Windsor Building Supplies 20039 - 96th Avenue Langley, BC  V1M 3C6 Tel: 604-581-4661 Fax: 604-581-8886 www.windsorplywood.com

GLASS DEALERS ASSOCIATION OF SASKATCHEWAN

Acara Glass & Aluminum Ltd 844-47th Street East

Saskatoon, SK  S7K 0X4

Tel: 306-931-4656 Fax: 306-931-1035

Adesa Auto Care

610 50th St. East

Saskatoon, SK  S7X 0X7

Tel: 306-651-4333

Fax: 306-651-4332

AGC Flat Glass

500-10th Ave East Regina, SK  S4N 6G7

Tel: 306-525-2341

Fax: 306-757-4862

Alumi-Glass Service P.O. Box 1808 North Battleford, SK  S9A 4A2

Tel: 306-445-8867

Fax: 306-445-0341

Award Wdos-Gienow WinDoor Ltd

7140-40th Street SE. Calgary, AB  T2C 2B6

Tel: 403-203-8200

Fax: 403-230-9309

Ben’s Auto & Home Glass 133-15th Street East Prince Albert, SK  S6V 6Z1 Tel: 306-922-6979

Fax: 306-922-3744

Classic Auto Glass 1-318-105th Street East Saskatoon, SK  S7N 1Z3 Tel: 306-477-2040

Fax: 306-477-5517

Clear View Glass Ltd 390-38th Street East Prince Albert, SK  S6W 1A6 Tel: 306-764-5588

Fax: 306-764-6680

Clearlite Glass 370 Longman Crescent Regina, SK  S4N 6J4 Tel: 306-359-0039

Fax: 306-359-0845

Clearlite Glass Ltd

3002 Miller Ave Saskatoon, SK  S7K 5X9 Tel: 306-242-6111

Fax: 306-933-0073

Crackmaster

#1- 702 First Avenue N. Saskatoon , SK  S7K1Y1 Tel: 306-956-3368

Fax: 306956-3367

Crystal Glass

471 High Street West Moose Jaw, SK  S6H 1T2 Tel: 306-693-4811

Fax: 306-693-1314

Crystal Glass – Auto Glass 813A – 50th Street East Saskatoon, SK  S7K 3Y5 Tel: 306-931-4010

Fax: 306-934-6488

Crystal Glass Canada Ltd

P.O. Box 2467

Swift Current, SK  S9H 4X7 Tel: 306-773-8986

Fax: 306-773-8195

Dynamic Glass

#2-3003 Miller Ave

Saskatoon, SK  S4K 6G5

Tel: 306-651-1553

Fax: 306-651-1557

Estevan Glass

713-4th Street

Estevan, SK  S4A 0V6

Tel: 306-634-2547

Fax: 306-634-3366

Expert Auto Glass Ltd

201 Victoria Ave East

Regina, SK  S4N 0N5

Tel: 306-949-4411

Extreme Glass & Siding

1102 North Front St

Moosomin, SK  S0G 3N0

Tel: 306-435-2001

Fax: 306-435-2609

Fast Glass Ltd

2700 Saskatchewan Drive

Regina, SK  S4T 1G9

Tel: 306-352-3278

Fax: 306-522-5752

Glacier Glass Service Ltd

410 Quebec Street

Regina, SK  S4R 1K7

Tel: 306-545-3990

Fax: 306-949-8872

Glass Doctor

Unit 101-2834 Miller Ave

Saskatoon, SK  S7K-5X7

Tel: 306-477-4527

Fax: 306-477-4619

Kindersley Glass

P.O. Box 1720

Kindersley, SK  S0L 1S0

Tel: 306-463-2444

Fax: 306-463-6162

Kruse Glass & Aluminum

712 Railway Street West

Swift Current, SK  S9H 0A3

Tel: 306-773-8481

Fax: 306-773-0818

Moose Mountain Auto Glass

P.O. Box 69

Kenosee Lake, SK  S0C 2C0

Tel: 306-453-2077

Fax: 306-453-2097

Northern Glass

P.O. Box 209

Martensville, SK  S0K 2T0

Tel: 306-242-3926

Fax: 306-242-4669

Novus Auto Glass R & R

260 Albert Street

Regina, SK  S4R 2N4

Tel: 306-525-6444

Fax: 306-522-7660

Nu-Vu Windshield Repair

2906 Richardson Road

Saskatoon, SK  S7L 7H5

Tel: 306-221-2378

Fax: 306-384-4485

Pleasantside Distribution

2234 Speers Ave

Saskatoon, SK  S7L 5X7

Tel: 306-665-2201

Fax: 306-665-2202

Queen City Glass Ltd

1213-8th Ave

Regina, SK  S4R 1E6

Tel: 306-525-2345

Fax: 306-525-3753

Silvester Glass & Aluminum Ltd

1811-100th Street

North Battleford, SK  S9A 0X1

Tel: 306-445-2052

Fax: 306-445-0600

Speedy Glass

216-22nd Street West

Saskatoon, SK  S7M 0R2

Tel: 306-955-0320

Fax: 306- 249-3073

Starlite Glass Ltd

P.O.Box 1150

Melfort, SK  S0E 1A0

Tel: 306-752-2226

Fax: 306-752-2228

Tierdon Glass Ltd

1010 McDonald Street

Regina, SK  S4N 2X8

Tel: 306-721-4652

Fax: 306-721-4654

Vanfax

#1 - 130 Robin Cres

Saskatoon, SK  S7L 6M7

Tel: 306-668-2227

Fax: 306-244-2263

Vitrum Industries

9739-201ST

Langley, BC  V1M 3E7

Tel: 604-882-3513

Fax: 604-882-3516

Windshield Wizard

805 – 51st Street East

Saskatoon, SK  S7K 3T7

Tel: 306-933-2400

Fax: 306-934-4552

ONTARIO GLASS AND METAL ASSOCIATION

Alumicor Limited

290 Humberline Dr. Toronto, ON  M9W 5S2

Tel: 416-745-4222

Fax: 416-745-7759 www.alumicor.com

Annex Business Media

PO Box 530, 105 Donly Dr. S. Simcoe, ON  N0M 1S3

Tel: 519-429-3966

Fax: 519-429-3094

www.annexweb.com

Applewood Glass & Mirror Inc. 2300 Southfield Rd. Mississauga, ON  L5N 2W8

Tel: 905-542-1900

Fax: 905-542-1731 www.applewoodglass.com

Architectural Glass & Metal Contractors Assn. 619 Liverpool Rd. Pickering, ON  L1W 1R1

Tel: 905-420-7272

Fax: 905-420-7288

www.agmca.ca

Barrie Glass & Mirror Ltd. 124 Big Bay Point Rd. Barrie, ON  L4N 9B4 Tel: 705-726-9122 Fax: 705-726-1868 www.barrieglass.com

Burlington Glass and Mirror Co. Ltd.

Unit J, 4129 Harrester Rd. Burlington, ON  L7L 5M3 Tel: 905-634-3521

Fax: 905-634-8390 www.burlingtonglass.ca

C.R. Laurence of Canada 65 Tigi Crt. Concord, ON  L4K 5E4 Tel: 905-303-7966 Fax: 905-303-7965 www.crlaurence.ca

Clearview Industries Ltd. 45 Fenmar Dr. Toronto, ON  M9L 1M1 Tel: 416-745-6666 Fax: 416-745-3711 www.clearview.on.ca

Commdoor Aluminum 471 Chrislea Rd. Woodbridge, ON  L4L 8N6 Tel: 416-743-3667 Fax: 416-746-0979 www.commdooraluminum.com

Construction Distribution & Supply Co. Inc.

Unit 8A, 4630 Dufferin St. Downsview, ON  M3H 5S4

Tel: 416-665-8006

Fax: 416-665-9521 www.cdsco.net

Crowntech Aluminum & Glass 1355 Morningside Ave. Scarborough, ON  M1B 3C5 Tel: 416-724-4164 Fax: 416-724-7138

Dorma Canada

Unit 13, 1680 Courtney Park Dr. Mississauga, ON  L5T 1R4

Tel: 905-670-1281

Fax: 905-670-5850 www.dorma.com

Dow Corning Suite 321, 4025 Dorchester Rd. Niagara Falls, ON  L2E 7K8 Tel: 647-290-0795 Fax: 416-201-0446 www.dowcorning.com

Durapaint Industries limited 247 Finchdene Sq. Scarborough, ON  M1X 1B9 Tel: 416-754-3664 Fax: 416-754-4911 www.durapaint.net

ECO Insulating Glass Inc. 1416 Bonhill Rd. Mississauga, ON  L5T 1L3 Tel: 905-564-8235 Fax: 905-564-1814 www.ecoglass.ca

Enermodal Engineering A member of MMM Group Ltd. 582 Lancaster St. W. Kitchener, ON  N2K 1M3 Tel: 519-743-8777 Fax: 519-743-8778 www.enermodal.com

ETG Canada Corp. 10 Sims Cres. Richmond Hill, ON  L4B 1K9 Tel: 905-764-0452 Fax: 416-981-8675 www.etgcc.com

F1 Glazing Solutions Inc. 18 Canerouth Dr. Etobicoke, ON  M9C 3R5 Tel: 416-768-6873

Fenzi North America Inc 11 Dansk Crt. Rexdale, ON  M9W 5N6 Tel: 416-674-3831 Fax: 416-674-9323 www.fenzi-na.com

Ferguson Neudorf Glass 4275 North Service Rd. Beamsville, ON  L0R 1B1 Tel: 905-563-1394 Fax: 906-563-8113 www.fnglass.com

ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

Flynn Canada Ltd.

6435 Northwest Dr. Mississauga, ON  L4V 1K2

Tel: 905-671-3971

Fax: 905-673-3971

www.flynn.ca

Fultech Fenestration Consulting

6-755 Willow Rd.

Guelph, ON  N1K 2A2

Tel: 647-393-1369

Gage Aluminum & Glass Ltd.

3109 American Dr. Mississauga, ON  L4V 0A2

Tel: 416-742-0300

Fax: 905-672-7689

Inkan Group 14 Indell Lane

Brampton, ON  L6T 3Y3

Tel: 905-793-4747

Fax: 905-793-9367 www.inkan.on.ca

Jamac Sales

141 Don Park Rd.

Markham, ON  L3R 1C2

Tel: 905-947-9824

Fax: 905-947-9397

www.jamacsales.com

Kastner Metals (Embury) 6577 Northwest Dr. Mississauga, ON  L4V 1L1

Tel: 905-293-9900

Fax: 905-293-9970

www.kastnermetals.com

Kawneer Company Canada Limited

Unit 2,200 Confederation Pkwy. Vaughan, ON  L4K 4T8

Tel: 289-982-0200

Fax: 289-982-0290 www.kawneer.com

Manners Glass Services Ltd.

217 Toryork Dr.

North York, ON  M9L 1Y2

Tel: 416-742-5131

Fax: 416-742-4342

www.mannersglassanddoor.com

Mihko Engineering Ltd.

PH7, 45 La Rose Ave. Etobicoke, ON  M9P 1A8

Tel: 416-268-2883

www.glazingengineering.com

Momentive Performance

- GE Silicones

24 Giles Rd.

Caledon, ON  L7K 0B6

Tel: 416-460-6271

Fax: 519-927-5798

www.siliconeforbuilding.com

Morris Glass and Windows 1383 Woodbine Ave.

Toronto, ON  M4C 4G6

Tel: 416-414-0655

National Contract Glazing Ltd

419 Industrial Ave. Ottawa, ON  K1G 0Z1

Tel: 613-731-2522

Fax: 613-731-6971

www.nationalcontractglazing.com

Newmar Window Manufacturing Inc

7630 Airport Rd.

Mississauga, ON  L4T 4G6

Tel: 905-672-1233

Fax: 905-672-1076

www.newmar.com

Norstar Windows & Doors Ltd.

944 South Service Rd.

Stoney Creek, ON  L8E 6A2

Tel: 905-643-9333

Fax: 905-643-3633

www.norstarwindows.com

Oakville Glass & Mirror Ltd.

550 Bronte Rd.

Oakville, ON  L6L 6S1

Tel: 905-827-2951

Fax: 905-827-6823

www.ogmltd.ca

Oldcastle Building Envelope - Mississauga

275 Britannia Rd. E. Mississauga, ON  L4Z 2E7

Tel: 905-890-6970

Fax: 905-890-6973

www.oldcastlebe.com

Prelco Inc.

c/o PGP Duo-Ver Glass Ltd.

Box 22050, Trenton Ctr. RPO

Trenton, ON  K8V 6S3

Tel: 613-394-6952

Fax: 613-394-6953

www.prelco.ca

Protemp Glass Inc.

360 Applewood Cres. Concord, ON  L4K 4V2

Tel: 905-760-0701

Fax: 905-760-1840 www.protempglass.com

Quiktemp Inc.

Unit 4, 960 Edgeley Blvd. Vaughan, ON  L4K 4V4

Tel: 905-738-3331

Fax: 905-738-6577 www.quiktemp.com

Rimac Fabricators Limited

265 Applewood Cres. Concord, ON  L4K 4B4

Tel: 905-669-6963

Fax: 905-669-4744 www.rimacfab.com

Royaltech Glazing Systems Ltd. 1355 Morningside Ave. Scarborough, ON  M1B 3C5

Tel: 416-282-4844

Fax: 416-282-5197

www.royaltechglazing.com

Ryerson Canada

7525 Financial Dr. Brampton, ON  L6Y 5P4

Tel: 905-792-1414

Fax: 905-792-1617

www.ryerson.com

Sherwood Windows 37 Iron Street Toronto, ON  M9W 5E3 Tel: 416-675-3262 Fax: 416-675-1243 www.sherwoodwindows.com

Tremco Ltd. (Canada Division) 220 Wickstead Ave. Toronto, ON  M4H 1G7 Tel: 416-421-3300 Fax: 416-467-2426 www.tremcoinc.com

Triple Seal Ltd Unit 1, 250 Brockport Dr. Etobicoke, ON  M9W 5S1 Tel: 416-798-2345 Fax: 416-798-9242 www.tripleseal.net

Trulite Glass & Aluminum Solutions Canada 1820 Courtney Park Dr. Mississauga, ON  L5T 1W1 Tel: 905-670-7040 www.trulite.com

Sika Canada

6915 Davand Dr. Mississauga, ON  L5T 1L5

Tel: 905-795-3177 Fax: 905-795-3192 www.sika.ca

Southwest Glass Products Inc. 14 Ferestone Blvd. London, ON  N5W 5L4 Tel: 519-659-0819 Fax: 519-659-5806 www.tripleseal.ca

Spandreltech

16 Erin Park Dr. Erin, ON  N0B 1T0 Tel: 519-833-9684 Fax: 519-833-0845 www.spandreltech.com

Stouffville Glass Inc. 3759 Durham Rd #30 Stouffville, ON  L4A 7X4 Tel: 905-640-4016 Fax: 905-642-0233 www.stouffvilleglass.com

TAGG Industries

2805 Slough St. Mississauga, ON  L4T 1G2 Tel: 905-671-9001 Fax: 905-671-9060 www.taggind.com

TIIP International Inc Unit 2, 135 Ormont Dr. Weston, ON  M9L 1N6

Tel: 416-744-2634 Fax: 416-744-1877 www.tiipinc.com

Toronto Glass (Heat Seal) Ltd. Unit 1, 4 Racine Rd. Rexdale, ON  M9W 5W7

Tel: 416-743-7431

Fax: 416-743-8261 www.torontoglassheatseal.ca

Verrage Glass and Mirror Inc. 155 Racco Parkway Thornhill, ON  L0J 1C0 Tel: 905-738-6565 Fax: 905-738-6801 www.verrage.com

Walker Glass 9551 Ray Lawson Blvd. Montreal, PQ  H1J 1L5 Tel: 888-320-3030 Fax: 514-351-3010 www.walkerglass.com

Westmetro Glass Service Unit 1, 1-391 Edgeley Blvd. Concord, ON  L4K 4A7 Tel: 905-660-3620 Fax: 905-660-9728 www.westmetroglass.com

Windspec Inc. 1310 Creditstone Rd. Concord, ON  L4K 5T7 Tel: 905-738-8311 Fax: 905-738-6188 www.windspec.com

Yarlmetal Fabrication Inc. 221 Finchdene Square Toronto, ON  M1X 1B9 Tel: 416-297-9013 Fax: 416-297-9513 www.yarlmetal.com

PROVINCIAL GLASS ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA

Alberta Glass Company Inc. (Edmonton) 5604 - 76 Avenue Edmonton, AB  T6B 0A6 Tel: 780-784-0150 Fax: 780-466-5750 www.albertaglass.com

Alberta Glass Company Inc #101, 2616 - 18 Street NE Calgary, AB  T2E 7R1 Tel: 403-219-7473 Fax: 403-219-7451 www.albertaglass.com

All Glass Parts Inc.

18139 - 107 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T5S 1K4

Tel: 780-487-4888

Fax: 780-484-1209

www.allglassparts.com

All Weather Windows Commercial (Calgary)

#5, 5342 - 72 Avenue SE Calgary, AB  T2C 4X5

Tel: 403-720-0022

Fax: 403-720-0050

www.awwcommercial.com

All Weather Windows - Commercial 11512 184 Street

Edmonton, AB  T5S 2W7

Tel: 780-452-8681

Fax: 780-453-8999 awwcommercial.com

All West Glass Edmonton Ltd 11638 – 156 Street

Edmonton, AB  T5M 3T5

Tel: 780-451-6108

Fax: 780-447-1101

www.all-westglass.com

Allmar Distributors 11641 151 Street NW

Edmonton, AB  T5M 4E6

Tel: 780-447-1605

Fax: 780-447-1905

www.allmar.com

Alpine Glass Inc

2288 - 18 Avenue NE Calgary, AB  T2E 8R1

Tel: 403-291-2205

Fax: 403-291-2124

www.alpineglass.ca

Alumatec Glass & Glazing Inc

12524 - 128 Street

Edmonton, AB  T5L 1C8

Tel: 780-482-4990

Fax: 780-482-4991

www.alumatecglass.com

Alumicor Limited 205 Hutchings Street Winnipeg, MB  R2X 2R4

Tel: 403-615-7220

Fax: 888-877-9162

www.alumicor.com

Architectural Glass Ltd

7750-Yellowhead Trail

Edmonton, AB  T5B 1G3

Tel: 780-472-0722

Fax: 780-473-2576

www.architecturalglass.ca

Architectural Product Sales

19203 West Origin Avenue

Litchfield Park, AZ  85340

Tel: 866-726-6800

Fax: 623-853-9266

Armour Equipment

5316 - 4 Street SE

Calgary, AB  T2H 1K5

Tel: 403-252-6067

Fax: 403-319-0950

www.armourscaffold.ca

Assa Abloy Entrance Systems

Bay 6, 1826 25 Avenue NE

Calgary, AB  T2E 7K1

Tel: 403-777-8383

Fax: 403-777-6937

www.assaabloy.com

Attivo Glass And Contracting

7862 10th Street N.E.

Calgary, AB  T2E 8W1

Tel: 403-244-2405

Fax: 403-244-2448

www.ativoglass.com

Automated Entrance (Alberta) Ltd

4710 - 14 Street NE

Calgary, AB  T2E 6L7

Tel: 403-219-3206

Fax: 403-219-3256

www.automatedentrances.com

Automated Entrances Ltd

4145 - 74 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T6B 2Z7

Tel: 780-434-1505

Fax:780-466-1524

www.automatedentrances.com

Beacon Glass Products Ltd

35 Corriveau Avenue

St Albert, AB  T8N 5A3

Tel: 780-459-4708

Ben’s Glass & Marble Ltd.

6829 - 52 Avenue

Red Deer, AB  T4N 4L2

Tel: 403-340-0102

www.bensglassandmarble.com

Brock White Canada

2703 - 61 Avenue SE

Calgary, AB  T2C 4X3

Tel: 403-287-5889

Fax: 403-287-5881

www.brockwhite.com

Cal-Tech Glass Services Ltd.

4450 - 104 Avenue SE

Calgary, AB  T2C 1R7

Tel: 403-250-5726

Fax: 403-291-1093

www.cal-techglass.com

Can Am Glass Products Ltd

9830 - 32 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T6N 1L9

Tel: 780-462-4700

Cantech Glass Contracting Inc

6605 - 82 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T6B 0E8

Tel: 780-465-2575

Capilano Glass 2000 Ltd 4638 - 91 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T6B 2L1

Tel: 780-465-3331

Fax: 780-465-6069 www.capilanoglass.com

Capital Glass Ltd 1288 Brier Park Rd NW Medicine Hat, AB  T1C 0B7

Tel: 403-527-3331

Fax: 403-526-1986 www.capitalglass.ca

Cascade Aqua Tech (Clgy) Bay 232 - 2880 - 45 Avenue SE Calgary, AB  T2B 3M1

Tel: 403-571-4080

Fax: 403-571-4048 www.cascadeaqua.com

Cascade Aqua Tech (Edtn) 11616 163rd Street

Edmonton, AB  T5M 3T3 Tel: 780-453-6682 Fax: 780-451-9170 www.cascadeaqua.com

Contract Glass & Aluminum Ltd 12322-67 Street

Edmonton, AB  T5B 1M9 Tel: 780-440-1500

Fax: 780-440-9599

Cr Laurence Company Ltd 4200 - 116 Avenue SE Calgary, AB  T2Z 4B5

Tel: 403-250-5783

Fax: 403-291-3260 www.crlaurence.ca

Creative Glass 5721B - 43 Street

Lloydminster, AB  T9V 2G5

Tel: 780-874-9155 Fax: 780-874-9157 www.creativeglass.co

Crystal Temp Box 2467

Swift Current, SK  S9H 4X7

Tel: 306-773-8986

Fax: 306-773-8195 www.crystalglass.ca

Desa Glass (Edmonton) 17540 - 105 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T5S 1G4

Tel: 780-483-5509

Fax: 780-483-5879 www.desa.ca

Desa Glass Ltd 3195 - 9 Street SE Calgary, AB  T2G 3C1 Tel: 403-230-5011 Fax: 403-230-5040 www.desa.ca

Dorland Commercial Doors 11749 - 156 Street

Edmonton, AB  T5M 3N4 Tel: 780-454-9718 Fax: 780-455-3734 www.dorlanddoors.ab.ca

Evolution Glass 1 1411 25 Avenue NE Calgary, AB  T2E 7L6

Tel: 587-331-8127 Fax: 403-250-2657 www.evolutionglass.com

Ferguson Glass (Western) Ltd 3620 Blackburn Road S.E. Calgary, AB  T2G 4A5 Tel: 403-287-4499 Fax: 403-243-2198 www.ferguson.ca

Firestone Building Products 3240 Cedarille Drive Sw Calgary, AB  T2W 2H1 Tel: 403-251-5593 Fax: 403-251-5597

Flynn Canada Ltd 213 - 26229 Twp Rd 531A Parkland Business Park Acheson, AB  T7X 5A4 Tel: 780-948-4200 Fax: 780-948-0289 www.flynn.ca

Flynn Canada Ltd. (Calgary) 285221 Kleystone Way Rockyview, AB  T1X 0K1 Tel: 403-720-8155 Fax: 403-720-8160 www.flynn.ca

Garibaldi Glass 8183 Wiggins Street Burnaby, BC  V3N 0C4 Tel: 604-420-4527 Fax: 604-421-7678 www.garibaldiglass.com

Glass Doctor Of Calgary Box 72006 Calgary, AB  T2V 5A8 Tel: 403-287-3220 Fax: 403-287-7674 www.glassdr.ca

Glass Guild Ltd 3651 - 19 Street NE Calgary, AB  T2E 6S8 Tel: 403-250-6947 Fax: 403-291-0231 www.glassguild.com

Glass Unlimited Inc 6413 - 35 Street SE Calgary, AB  T2C 1N2 Tel: 403-236-2911 Fax: 403-720-0925 www.glassunlimited.com

Goldray Industries Ltd 4605 - 52 Avenue SE Calgary, AB  T2C 4N7 Tel: 403-236-1333 Fax: 403-236-1373 www.goldrayindustries.com

ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

Grant Metal Products

291210 Wagon Wheel Road

Rockyview, AB  T4A 0E2

Tel: 403-590-8000

Fax: 403-590-7990

www.grantmetal.com

Griffin Glass (1981) Ltd.

1307 Hastings Crescent SE

Calgary, AB  T2G 4C8

Tel: 403-287-0835

Fax: 403-243-3409

www.griffinglass.ca

Hayward Glass Installations Ltd

16004 - 121A Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T5V 1B2

Tel: 780-454-9134

Heritage Glass & Aluminum Ltd

#4, 3610 - 32 Street NE

Calgary, AB  T1Y 6G7

Tel: 403-219-0822

Fax: 403-219-0823

Insul-Lite Manufacturing (2008) Ltd.

4855 - 35B Str SE

Calgary, AB  T2B 3M9

Tel: 403-236-2378

Fax: 403-236-5893

www.insul-lite.ca

Kawneer Company Canada

4000 18 Ave North

Lethbridge, AB  T1H 5S8

Tel: 403-320-7755

Fax: 403-320-7373

www.kawneer.com

Leyden’s Glass & Mirror (1987) Ltd.

#3, 5021 - 68 Street

Red Deer, AB  T4N 2R7

Tel: 403-346-8611

Fax: 403-343-7102

www.leydensglass.com

Luxury Glass

1122 Osler Street

Carstairs, AB  T0M 0N0

Tel: 403-398-7969

Fax: 403-337-2256

Metro Aluminum Products Ltd #5, 1715 - 27 Avenue NE

Calgary, AB  T7E 7E1

Tel: 403-735-5014

Fax: 403-291-2695

www.metroaluminum.com

Metro Glass Products

2003 - 39 Ave NE

Calgary, AB  T2E 6R7

Tel: 403-250-9290

Fax: 403-291-0599

www.metroglass.ca

Morrison Hershfield Ltd.

Suite 30, 6807 Railway Street SE

Calgary, AB  T2H 2V6

Tel: 403-246-4500

Fax: 403-246-4220

www.morrisonhershfield.com

Nabco Entrances

246 62 Avenue SE

Calgary, AB  T2H 2E6

Tel: 403-294-9331

Fax: 403-294-9338

www.nabcoentrances.com

National Glass

#102, 6900 - 54 Street SE

Calgary, AB  T2C 4Y8

Tel: 403-215-4503

Fax: 403-215-4508

www.natglass.com

Oldcastle Building Envelope (Edmonton)

3601 - 72 Avenue SE

Calgary, AB  T2C 2K3

Tel: 403-279-2544

Fax: 403-279-0070

www.oldcastlebe.com

Oldcastle Building Envelope (Calgary)

3601 - 72 Avenue SE

Calgary, AB  T2C 2K3

Tel: 403-279-2544

Fax: 403-279-0070

www.oldcastlebe.com

PPG Canada (Edmonton)

4416 - 72 Avenue SE

Calgary, AB  T2C 2C1

Tel: 403-279-8831

Fax: 403-279-8840

www.ppg.com

PPG Canada Inc

4416 - 72 Avenue SE

Calgary, AB  T2C 2C1

Tel: 403-279-8831

Fax: 403-279-8840

www.ppg.com

Protint Inc

10362 - 59 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T6H 1E6

Tel: 780-448-1624

www.protintinc.ca

Qualiglass Industries Ltd

14710 - 115 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T5M 3B9

Tel: 780-488-5253

Rocky View Glass & Window Ltd

3, 1715 27 Avenue NE

Calgary, AB  T2E 7E1

Tel: 403-273-3952

Fax: 403-248-3682 www.rockyviewglass.com

Ryerson 7910 - 40 Street SE Calgary, AB  T2C 2Y3

Tel: 403-250-2866

Fax: 403-250-9894 www.ryerson.com

Samuel Specialty Metals 9112 - 52 Street SE Calgary, AB  T2C 5A9

Tel: 403-203-0731

Fax: 403-203-0816 www.samuel.com

Skyline Building Envelope Solutions Inc. 261185 Wagon Wheel Way

Rocky View County, AB  T4A 0E2

Tel: 403-277-0700

Fax: 403-277-4373 www.skylinegroup.com

South Hill Window & Awning Box 22049 Rpo Westpark

Red Deer, AB  T4N 6X4

Tel: 403-347-9320

Fax: 403-341-6066 www.southhillwindow.ca

Specialty Glazing

2007 91 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T6P 1L1

Tel: 780-449-6014

Fax: 780-449-6016

Spectra Light Window Films 2840 - 19 Street NE

Calgary, AB  T2E 6Y9 Tel: 403-250-3829 Fax: 403-250-3530 www.spectralight.ca

Sportcon Glass Inc 10021 - 169 Street Edmonton, AB  T5P 4M9 Tel: 780-443-1911 Fax: 780-930-2115 www.sportconglass.ca

Stanley Access Technologies (Calgary)

#6, 1305 - 33 Street NE Calgary, AB  T2A 5P1 Tel: 403-248-8000 Fax: 403-474-7244 www.sbdinc.com

Stanley Access Technologies (Edmonton) #3, 9734 - 51 Avenue Edmonton, AB  T6E 0A6 Tel: 780-438-2334

Summit Glass Contracting Inc 7905 - 127 Avenue Edmonton, AB  T5C 1R9 Tel: 780-456-8991

Supertint Ltd

16716 - 111 Avenue

Edmonton, AB  T5M 2S5 Tel: 780-486-1734 Fax: 780-483-1501

www.supertint.com

Sure Seal Contracting 3605 B Bonnybrook Road SE Calgary, AB  T2G 4N1 Tel: 403-265-8677 Fax: 403-265-8747 www.sure-seal.com

Thermal Aluminum & Glass Bay L, 1235 - 40 Ave NE Calgary, AB  T2E 6M9 Tel: 403-451-5443 Fax: 403-451-1853 www.thermalal.com

Tremco Commercial Sealants (Calgary) 9 Aspen Hills Green Sw Calgary, AB  T3H 0H6 Tel: 403-453-6499 Fax: 403-453-6410 www.tremco.ca

Tremco Commercial Sealants (Edmonton) 4519 - 211 Street Edmonton, AB  T6M 0G4 Tel: 780-486-6613 www.tremco.ca

TSN Company Limited Edmonton, AB Tel: 780-440-2088 Fax: 780-434-5787 www.tsncompany.ca

Urban Glassworks Ltd 1234 - 34 Avenue NE Calgary, AB  T2E 6L9 Tel: 403-250-1175 Fax: 403-291-0257 www.urbanglassworks.com

Vitrum Industries 9739 - 201 Street Langley, BC  V1M 3E7 Tel: 604-882-3513 Fax: 604-882-3510 www.vitrumindustries.com

Wescom Glass & Aluminum Ltd 3807 - 9 Street SE Calgary, AB  T2G 3C7 Tel: 403-255-9144 Fax: 403-255-8669 www.wescomglass.com

Wind River Glass Ltd Bay #1, 542 - 39 Street North Lethbridge, AB  T1H 6Y2 Tel: 403-320-4527 Fax: 403-320-9123 www.windriverglass.ca

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