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GPD 2011 | conference | glass expo | 17 – 20 June | Workshops | 16 - 17 June The Largest International Conference on FArchitectural,ull programme with Solar abstracts and and registrationAutomotive at www.gpd.fi/finland Glass FINAL PROGRAMME CONFERENCE & GLASS EXPO 17 – 20 JuNE, 2011 WORKSHOPS 16 - 17 JUNE, 2011 TAMPERE, FINLAND www.gpd.fi/finland Glass and Solar in Sustainable Development ORGANIZED BY GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS www.bystronic-glass.com www.glaston.net www.dowcorning.com www.dupont.com www.edgetechig.com www.guardian.com www.leyboldoptics.com www.solutia.com www.trosifol.com www.hegla.de GPD 2011 | conference | glass expo | 17 – 20 June | Workshops | 16 - 17 June GPD CONtact FORUM Full programme with abstracts and registration at www.gpd.fi/finland GPD Contact Forum Pre-organize meetings through the new web service opening in April o The enhanced GPD Contact Forum is available only for registered attendees and it offers an opportunity to maximize the efficiency of their stay during GPD. o The Contact Forum will include user profiles of: o Registered Participants o Speakers o Exhibitors o The mission of the Contact Forum is to prepare the ground for enhanced networking by enabling and facilitating one-on-one meetings between participants, speakers and exhibitors. Users will be able to view the profiles and book directly, meetings in advance with other attendees they wish to meet. o This empowers all attendees that use it actively to network effectively before, during and after the event. Because every contact counts! ORGANIZED BY GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS www.bystronic-glass.com www.glaston.net www.dowcorning.com www.dupont.com www.edgetechig.com www.guardian.com www.leyboldoptics.com www.solutia.com www.trosifol.com www.hegla.de GPD 2011 | conference | glass expo | 17 – 20 June | Workshops | 16 - 17 June THE LEADING CONFERENCE Full programme with abstracts and registration at www.gpd.fi/finland GPD 2009 GPD - an ACE for Challenging Times The GPD has been successfully arranged for a number of years and can well be called a tradition. But it is much more than that. Over the years we have inspired the interest groups of the glass industry to perform better and more efficiently primarily by exchanging information & technologies and expanding the horizons of the industry. We have done this together and have seen amazing dimensions of what glass can do – in energy economy, in solar applications and many other aspects. We have also seen the importance of providing the GPD as a source of inspiration and an ace for tough times. It is important not to duck when times are tough but to look forward and invite better times by positive action. • almost 850 participants from over 55 countries • over 300 presentations • 17 workshops • Glass Expo Doing this cost-effectively is the special Ace of the GPD itself. Your trump card for challenging times. Welcome to Tampere! Jorma Vitkala Chairman of the Organizing Committee Glass Performance Days mob. +358 40 553 2042 | [email protected] Who should attend: glass processors and manufacturers, material and machinery suppliers, glaziers, architects, construction specialists, university representatives, window and IG-unit manufacturers, consultants, representatives from the automotive industry and research institutions. ORGANIZED BY GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS www.bystronic-glass.com www.glaston.net www.dowcorning.com www.dupont.com www.edgetechig.com www.guardian.com www.leyboldoptics.com www.solutia.com www.trosifol.com www.hegla.de GPD 2011 | conference | glass expo | 17 – 20 June | Workshops | 16 - 17 June facts FROM FINLAND Full programme with abstracts and registration at www.gpd.fi/finland TAMPERE - a Clean, Modern and Safe Nordic City HOW to Get There GPD is held in the city of Tampere, a busy Finnish lake territory city, with a population of app. 210,000. The Tampere-Pirkkala International Airport operates Tampere is an excellent example of a clean, modern and safe Nordic city. It was founded in 1779 on the direct flights to several locations in Europe. For divider between two great lakes - Näsijärvi and Pyhäjärvi - linked together through the Tammerkoski rapids. example, Ryanair flies to Tampere from Frankfurt, The traditional industrial area around the Tammerkoski rapids is one of the official national scenic areas in London, Bremen, Edinburg, Milan and Oslo. Finland. All major international airlines fly to Helsinki that offers frequent connections to Tampere by air. Bus and train A City of Research and Education connections for the two hour travel to Tampere are Tampere is a city of research and education on both a national and an international scale. There are two frequent and comfortable. major universities, a university hospital and numerous institutions of education as well as organizations Below some samples for airfares to Finland. operating in high-tech sectors. Tampere is the centre of the second largest urban region in Finland with an exceptional cultural life. London 40-300€ | Berlin 50-200€ | Munich 90- 250€ | Paris 120-250€ | Milan 100-400€ | | New York 350-1400€ | Chicago 700-1200€ | Bangkok Tampere Tourist Office Tampere Hall 400-1400€ The staff of Tampere Tourist Office is available to help The conference will take place in Tampere Hall, the you with any questions. They are pleased to recommend largest congress and concert centre in the Nordic Flying to Finland sights, attractions and activities in the region. Tourist region. It is located within a walking distance from All major international airlines fly to Helsinki Office organizes for example sightseeing tours. Bike the city centre and all major hotels. Finnair www.finnair.com rental is available for tours around the city. The staff See more about the venue at www.tampere-talo.fi will serve you in English, German, French, Swedish Blue1 www.blue1.com and Russian. Other languages are accommodated Climate in Finland Scandinavian www.flysas.com by request. airBaltic www.airbaltic.com The weather is mostly warm and pleasant in the middle More about tourism in Tampere www.gotampere.fi of June. Daily temperatures range from 15–30°C. Ryanair www.ryanair.com Tampere Hotels Evenings and nights may be cooler, but bright. easyJet www.easyjet.com For more information on Finland, please visit airBerlin www.airberlin.com The GPD organization committee has made block www.finland.fi Tampere-Pirkkala airport www.finavia.fi hotel reservations in all the major hotels in Tampere Helsinki-Vantaa airport www.helsinki-vantaa.fi and will book them according to your preferences. These reservations come with discounted room prices Travelling in Finland ranging from EUR 85–145 per person per night. Hotel reservations are required to be made while delegates Train timetables and online & mobile tickets: are registering for the conference on the registration Finnish Railways VR www.vr.fi/en form, since June is the peak season for tourism and Bus timetables and tickets www.matkahuolto.fi all accommodation facilities will be fully reserved in Visit Finland www.visitfinland.com Tampere by then. Google maps http://maps.google.com ORGANIZED BY GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS www.bystronic-glass.com www.glaston.net www.dowcorning.com www.dupont.com www.edgetechig.com www.guardian.com www.leyboldoptics.com www.solutia.com www.trosifol.com www.hegla.de GPD 2011 | conference | glass expo | 17 – 20 June | Workshops | 16 - 17 June OPENING CEREMONY Full programme with abstracts and registration at www.gpd.fi/finland Outstanding solar, glass industry and political speakers from Finland OPENING SPEAKERS and other countries. Program on Friday June 17, 2011 09:00-13:00 Future of Architectural Glass Industry Workshop • Environmental and Legal Trends • Technology Trends • Global, Customer and Market Trends 09:00-13:00 Investor Forum NEW! 11:00-12:00 Mr. Bruce J. Oreck Mr. Ralf Christian, CEO Mr. Russell J. Ebeid, President GPD Press Conference Ambassador of USA to Siemens AG Energy Sector: Guardian Glass Group: 13:30-15:00 Finland: Smart Grid & Desertec - No Time for the Timid CEO Lunch / Executive Networking opportunities (by invitation only) Glass in the Built Environment Turning the Vision into Reality Guardian Industries is ranked among the leading glass companies in the world and 15:30-19:30 Ambassador of the United States of America Desertec is a mega-project targeted to Russell J. Ebeid has long been instrumental GPD Opening Speeches to Finland Bruce J. Oreck will give remarks develop a reliable, sustainable and climate- to the company’s growth in achieving that at the Opening Ceremony of Glass friendly energy supply from the deserts in 17:00 position. He has been responsible for global Performance Days Finland. The Ambassador the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). GPD Architectural Competition Award glass sales, marketing and manufacturing, will comment upon the new business model According to Desertec, “every day deserts Ceremony providing leadership as the company has encouraging energy efficiencies, greater on Earth receive in six hours as much energy expanded to 25 countries on five continents. 19:30-22:00 operational savings while enhancing the from the sun as mankind consumes in one His international speeches over the years Get Together Party human environment in which we live and year”. have been highlights in challenging the work. For more information about The Desertec industry to embrace change and see new Initiative, please go to www.desertec.org opportunities. He continues that tradition at GPD 2011. ORGANIZED BY GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS www.bystronic-glass.com www.glaston.net www.dowcorning.com www.dupont.com www.edgetechig.com www.guardian.com www.leyboldoptics.com www.solutia.com www.trosifol.com www.hegla.de GPD 2011 | conference | glass expo | 17 – 20 June | Workshops | 16 - 17 June CONFERENCE PROGRAM Full programme with abstracts and registration at www.gpd.fi/finland Saturday, June 18, 2011 Conference Dinner 20.00 - 23.00 Large Area Glass Coating for Energy Performance Energy Performance in Buildings Architect Forum Tempering / Pre-processing Solar - Materials & Technology Chairmen: S.
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    I SSN 2 0 3 1 - 8 3 1 6 0 3 9 7 7 2 0 3 1 8 3 1 0 0 7 ISSN 2031 - 8316 www.biennale-design.com City of design United Nations UNESCO Creative Cities Network Educational, Scientific and Member since 2010 Cultural Organization www.biennale-design.com City of design United Nations UNESCO Creative Cities Network Educational, Scientific and Member since 2010 Cultural Organization CONTENTS 4 – Editorial by Lise Coirier: The rebirth of a glass culture / Colophon 6 – A frame for co-creation between designers and glass- blowers in Europe by Lise Coirier, Pro Materia, BE 10 – The Art of Making: Craft, Culture, and Context by Róisín de Buitléar 12 – Mapping of the workshops and glass centres in Europe 14 – Partners’ presentation GLASS IS TOMORROW - STORIES © James Bort 15 – Yann Grienenberger, [CIAV] Meisenthal, FR 17 – Angel Monzon, Vessel Gallery, UK 18 – Pavel Weiser & Katka Kocmatová, VERREUM, CZ 19 – Tuija Aalto-Setala – Iittala, FI GLASS IS TOMORROW - WORKSHOPS 20 – Martin Smith, Royal College of Arts, UK 21 – Tomas Erel, Saazs / Quantum / 26 – Mapping of the mobility of the designers Saint-Gobain Glass, FR and glassblowers in Europe 22 – Jeremy Wintrebert & Matteo Gonet, glassblowers 28 – Workshop in Nuutajärvi with Iittala, Finland - Location: history of Nuutajärvi – Iittala Glass Village - Theme: Stackability - Mood board - Look book 42 – Workshop in Nový Bor with VERREUM, © Anne Croquet Czech Republic - Location: history of Nový Bor schools and Ajeto - Theme: Silvered Glass - Mood board - Look book 58 – Workshop in with Meisenthal [ CIAV ], France - Location: history of Meisenthal glass centre - Theme: Out of the Mould - Mood board © James Bort - Look book 83 – Biographies of the designers and glassblowers 95 – Glossary 96 – Further readings © James Bort 4 Essence Plus Character before colour.
  • Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company Records, 1851-1991, MSS-066

    Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company Records, 1851-1991, MSS-066

    The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections The University of Toledo Finding Aid Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company Records, 1851-1991 MSS-066 Size: 92.5 linear ft. Provenance: Received from Libbey-Owens-Ford Company in 1987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1996, and 1998. Access: OPEN Copyright: The literary rights to this collection are assumed to rest with the person(s) responsible for the production of the particular items within the collection, or with their heirs or assigns. Researchers bear full legal responsibility for the acquisition to publish from any part of said collection per Title 17, United States Code. The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections may reserve the right to intervene as intermediary at its own discretion. Completed by: Barbara Shirk, Heidi Yeager, and April Dougal, January, 1992 and Marsha Weatherspoon, December, 1998. Updated by Sara Mouch, November 2012. Updated by Tamara Jones, January 2018. Historical Sketch 1818 The New England Glass Company of East Cambridge, Massachusetts is founded. New England Glass produces high-quality blown and pressed glass for home use. Its engraved glass becomes a particular specialty. 1843 January 21 Edward Ford born in Greenville, Indiana, son of ―Captain‖ John B Ford (1811-1903) 1854 April 17 Edward Drummond Libbey born in Chelsea, Massachusetts, son of William L. Libbey, later manager of New England Glass. 1859 January 1 Michael J. Owens born in Mason County, Virginia (now West Virginia). 1867 Captain John Ford and his sons, Edward and Emory, establish their first plate glass plant in New Albany, Indiana 1878 The American Flint Glass workers Union founded in Pittsburgh.
  • Reviews on Nº 1 2012

    Reviews on Nº 1 2012

    Reviews on Nº 1 2012 2010 ICOM Glass Meeting Lectures: Finnish Glass in Scandinavian context. From Silk Road to Container Ship GLASS Interview: Markku Salo Edit ICOM INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR MUSEUMS AND COLLECTIONS OF GLASS http://network.icom.museum/glass Editorial and Board Members Paloma Pastor. Chair Jane Shadel Spillman. Secretary Karin Rühl. Treasurer Kaisa Koivisto Reino Liefkes Teresa Medici Susanne Netzer Anne Vanlatum English text correction Jane Shadel Spillman Coordinator of this journal Paloma Pastor Cover illustration Alvar Aalto, “Savoy” Fundación Centro Nacional del Vidrio Layout Cyan, Proyectos Editoriales, S.A. © 2012 ICOM Glass and authors ISSN: 2227-1317 Journal sponsored by ICOM. International Council of Museums We thank all those people who have contributed to the creation of our new journal, and especially to Jane S. Spillman for correcting and checking each of the texts, Teresa Medici for developing the news and interesting information area of the journal, Kaisa Koivisto for her help and support, and finally Isabel Portero (the biotechnologist) for her good advice. No part of this magazine may be used or reproduced without the written permission of the publisher. ICOM Glass can not accept any responsibility for errors or inaccuracies in the information. SUMMARY 6 Lectures 6 ICOM Glass Meeting in Finland and Tallin 7 Finnish Glass from the 1930s until today 13 Kungsholm glassworks in Stockholm. A modern producer of its time 15 Immigrant workers at Kosta Glassworks after World War II 23 Art and craft? Glassmaking