BUILDERS

Sustainability: A 360-Degree View

Builders want to make smarter window and door choices to improve their homes’ energy efficiency and minimize their impact on the planet.

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ARCHITECTS

Blending Architecture with Nature: The Beauty and Benefits of Biophilia

Explore the top strategies architects adopt as they bring nature into their designs.

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Value Engineering

Windows with Purpose: Merging Strength, Style, and Sustainability

Amid climate concerns, the building industry’s response is becoming more sophisticated. Windows are at the forefront of this evolution.

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ARCHITECTS

Elevate Your Professional Journey with Continuing Education Courses

Enhance your skills, stay up to date with trends, and ensure regulatory compliance with our on-demand and in-person CEU courses.

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BUILDERS

Kicking Off 2025: Highlights from JELD-WEN’s 2024

A look back at JELD-WEN’s top highlights for 2024.

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There are numerous trends worth talking about for 2023 from holistic design to multi-purpose interiors. But one trend that can be applied to any project, regardless if it’s a new build or remodel, involves helping clients get outside their comfort zone and create bold, aesthetic spaces using rich, saturated hues. We’ve already seen natural greens, various grays, and other dark, natural tones work their way into building exteriors and interiors but for 2023, we’re focusing on hues of red. For example, Pantone’s color of the year is Viva Magenta. Using rich, saturated hues can help create visual dimension, warmth, and boldness that sparks creativity, inspires, and fosters a sense of comfort. Here are a few ways to take this trend and apply it to your projects this year. 1. Use dark hues to add visual interest and create a sense of calm A great way to leverage trending colors is…

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