Dynamic glass technology, like electronically tintable glass, is changing the way buildings are designed for sustainability. By adjusting the amount of sunlight and heat that enters a building, this glass helps create energy-efficient and well-lit spaces without sacrificing comfort. Recent advancements in this technology have shown that it allows architects to achieve their sustainable design goals while maintaining design freedom and aesthetics. This means that buildings can have more windows without increasing energy usage or causing discomfort to occupants.