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• Initial Reports Post-Irma Present Positive Building Codes Story, but More Work to Be Done

  By Bethany Stough| Glass Magazine Verified Residents throughout the state of Florida are cleaning up after Hurricane Irma and taking stock of how homes and businesses fared during the storm. While there are still many unanswered questions about the extent of the destruction caused by Irma, early indications seem to show that more stringent building code requirements, including those for impact glazing, kept newly built homes and buildings more secure than during past storms.

  By Bethany Stough · Glass Magazine

  Sep. 19, 2017

• Hurricane Irma Puts Florida's Impact Glazing Codes to the Test

  By Bethany Stough| Glass Magazine Verified Parts of Florida have been improving building products, including glazing systems, to withstand hurricane-force winds and pressure since Hurricane Andrew made landfall in Miami-Dade County in 1992. And beyond Miami-Dade counties and the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, building codes have become increasingly stringent following disasters over the last 25 years.

  By Bethany Stough · Glass Magazine

  Sep. 11, 2017

• Initial Reports Post-Irma Present Positive Building Codes Story, but More Work to Be Done

  By Bethany Stough| Glass Magazine Verified Residents throughout the state of Florida are cleaning up after Hurricane Irma and taking stock of how homes and businesses fared during the storm. While there are still many unanswered questions about the extent of the destruction caused by Irma, early indications seem to show that more stringent building code requirements, including those for impact glazing, kept newly built homes and buildings more secure than during past storms.

  By Bethany Stough · Glass Magazine

  Sep. 19, 2017

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Glass Magazine

The Glass Magazine, founded in 2009 and based in the UK, focuses on creative culture, offering content related to fashion, art, music, and other creative fields. The magazine aims to inspire its audience by providing access to engaging and innovative adventures in these areas. With an annual revenue of $4 million in 2024, The Glass Magazine employs around 34 people. It serves individuals interested in cultural and creative content, positioning itself alongside other publications in the industry.