New Research from AIA, Supported by Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope, Finds Growing Demand for Integrated Security in Building Design
Study highlights rising demand for holistic safety strategies that balance physical protection, natural light, and occupant well-being. DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope, Inc. (OBE), North Americas leading vertically integrated... New Research from The American Institute of Architects (AIA) and Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope, North America’s leading vertically integrated manufacturer, fabricator, and distributor of architectural hardware, glass, and glazing systems, has found a growing demand for holistic safety strategies that balance physical protection, natural light, and occupant well-being. The study, supported by Oldcastle buildingEnvelopee, found that security has evolved from being a reactive addition into a baseline design requirement. Architects across all firm types are adopting multi-layered strategies that combine controlled access, visual transparency, operational awareness, and advanced material selection. While safety expectations are rising, 36.5% of architects report challenges in evaluating performance differences between security products, highlighting the need for clear, verified testing data and early manufacturer collaboration.
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Study highlights rising demand for holistic safety strategies that balance physical protection, natural light, and occupant well-being.
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