Architectural Glass Company Livinglass Uses Recycled Glass to Make Sustainability Top Priority in 2016

January 15, 2016 – – Los Angeles Custom Architectural Glass Manufacturer Livinglass has announced that it will be making sustainability one of its top priorities this year to encourage architects and designers to include more environmentally friendly materials and elements in their designs.

With the signing of the Paris Climate Agreement last month, the momentum for sustainable building solutions is at an all-time high and continues to grow as companies and governments search for ways to mitigate their impact on the environment. Nearly 90% of all Fortune 100 companies are already using sustainable materials and designs. The new accord will only create more momentum for environmentally friendly solutions and strategies.

“Livinglass has always been a pioneer in the field of sustainable architecture,” said President Brett Lee. “We were the first architectural decorative glass manufacturer to offer 100% recycled glass products, and now we want to make our impact even bigger.”

Livinglass is known for its one of kind, nature inspired designs, which include plants like bamboo or flowers contained within decorative glass wall panels, or even a floor made of river stones within the glass. Part of its mission to bring nature-inspired design into the architectural space has always been to promote and use eco-friendly materials, which include its Light line of decorative glass which uses 100% recycled glass and resins.

Livinglass is also uniquely poised to promote sustainability in the architectural decorative glass industry due to its collaborative design process with architects and designers.

“Most glass manufacturers don’t take the time to offer custom solutions,” said Livinglass President Brett Lee. “Because we work directly with the designers to help them create custom glass samples for their projects, we have a unique opportunity to suggest eco-friendly solutions that can be made to fit into the designer’s vision and budget.”

Green buildings are exploding in popularity not only because they have a positive impact on the health of their inhabitants and promote renewable energy, but also because they save money and resources. Eco-friendly design can create substantial savings for any new construction project by allowing the building to consume on average 25% less energy, 10% less water, and 20% lower maintained costs.

Environmentally conscious design is one of the biggest trends in architecture today, and Livinglass is at the head of the curve in bringing sustainable design options to the forefront of architectural glass design.

For more information on architectural glass designs from Livinglass, visit www.Livinglass.com.

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Contact Livinglass:

Brett Lee
949-369-1139
info@livinglass.com
6789 Quail Hill Pkwy #550
Irvine, CA 92603

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