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To bridge the gap between life safety and aesthetic transparency, Truesdell Elementary School utilized McGrory Glass’ DefendEd™ security glazing. Photo Credit: Alan Karchmer / OTTO (designed by VMDO Architects)
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Invisible Hardening: Designing Safe, Sunlit K-12 Spaces Through Human-Centered Design

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Today, educational architects and school districts recognize that physical security must coexist with a student’s psychological well-being. 

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