Storytelling Through Glass

Skyline Glass National Sales Director Mark Toth introduces a framework for specifying decorative glass through three lenses: protection, well-being, and connection. This one-hour CEU explores how glass shapes safety, acoustics, daylight, privacy, and wayfinding in commercial interiors.

This course explores how decorative glass shapes more than aesthetics by supporting safety, comfort, and connection. We'll build a practical framework around three pillars: protection, well-being, and connection. You'll learn code-required safety glazing, compare tempered and laminated glass, and identify where glass improves acoustics, daylight, cleanability, and privacy. We'll examine how glass supports wayfinding, ADA compliance, identity, and belonging in workplaces, healthcare, and public spaces. We'll close with a repeatable glass recipe of key questions for every specification conversation.

Provider: Skyline Glass

Learning objectives

• Identify hazardous glass locations and code requirements for impact-rated glazing.
• Evaluate glass for acoustics, cleanability, daylight, and visual comfort.
• Explain how decorative glass supports wayfinding, privacy, identity, and inclusive access.
• Learn how to apply the Glass Recipe framework.