INTUS Windows to debut iWALL Essential at Greenbuild 2026

INTUS Windows will showcase its new iWALL Essential curtain wall system at Greenbuild 2026 in New York City from Oct. 20-23, with a live panel on building-envelope performance set for Oct. 22. The appearance gives architects and developers an early look at the company’s latest Passive House-capable façade offering and its broader window and envelope lineup.

Why it matters: - Greenbuild is the largest annual gathering of green building professionals worldwide, making it a high-visibility stage for envelope products tied to sustainability, resilience and building performance. - The debut of a full-size iWALL Essential unit gives architects, developers and contractors a first in-person look at INTUS Windows’ newest façade system. - The company is positioning envelope performance as a lever for lower energy use, better airtightness and reduced labor and financing costs.

What happened: - INTUS Windows said it will exhibit at Greenbuild International Conference + Expo 2026 at the Javits Center in New York City from Oct. 20-23. - The company will be at Booth 1725 during Expo hours on Oct. 21-22. - INTUS will unveil full-size sample units of iWALL Essential, a unitized curtain wall system and the newest addition to its product line. - The booth will also feature samples from the Supera polymer window line and the XLine aluminum window line. - INTUS also will sponsor a panel on Oct. 22 at 11:45 a.m. titled “At the Edge of Performance: Unlocking Building Potential Through Envelope Design.”

The details: - INTUS said the iWALL Essential display will be the first chance for attendees to see the system in person. - The company said the system is designed to meet demand for high-performance, Passive House-capable façade systems. - INTUS said booth visitors will be able to examine materials, hardware and construction details across its fenestration systems. - The panel will focus on how smarter windows and enclosure systems can reduce building loads, extend project budgets, add long-term value and improve occupant comfort. - The session will cover project types ranging from high-performance new construction to affordable housing retrofits. - The panel will include unitized curtain wall, window and integrated HVAC solutions. - Adrien Lowenstein, P.E., MBA, principal at All Things Facades Group, will moderate. - Panelists will include Jordan Bonomo of the New York City Housing Authority, Crystal Ng of Curtis + Ginsberg Architects, Adam Watson of L+M Development Partners and Connor McGorty of INTUS Windows. - More information about Greenbuild 2026 is available at the event website.

Between the lines: - INTUS is using Greenbuild to frame façade design as a whole-building cost and performance issue, not just a product decision. - The company’s emphasis on factory-controlled manufacturing, airtightness and thermal performance signals a pitch to buyers focused on schedule risk and operating efficiency. - The mix of architects, public housing, development and sustainability voices on the panel suggests INTUS wants the discussion to reach both design and ownership audiences.

What's next: - Attendees can visit INTUS at Booth 1725 on Oct. 21-22 to see the iWALL Essential units and product samples and speak with the company’s ambassador team. - The Greenbuild panel is set for Oct. 22 at 11:45 a.m. - INTUS said the showcase is part of its broader push to expand envelope solutions for commercial and multifamily construction across North America.

The bottom line: - INTUS is using Greenbuild 2026 to pitch its next-generation façade systems as both a performance upgrade and a construction-efficiency play.