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Architectural Glass 101: Transparent Trends in 2024

ArchDaily

Steeplechase House / Brooks + Scarpa. Image © Mark Herboth In the 21st century, Glass has become a cornerstone material for architecture. Once limited to apertures and openings, Glass now dominates entire facades, especially in high-rise buildings where transparent cladding material is preferred to maximize views. Read more »

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Vertical Sliding Windows: Fusing Technology, Efficiency and Aesthetics

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Slot House / Studio Octopi. Image © Jack Hobhouse When it comes to windows, we can see how much the industry's technology has evolved over time. And this doesn't have to be limited to fixed glass.

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The Crucial Role of Glass Facades in Four Housing Projects

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Image © Rasmus Norlander The selection of windows and doors plays a key role in the development of any architectural project, as it can significantly influence the final appearance of a building. It is also worth mentioning that windows and doors constitute a substantial part of a project's budget, which requires meticulous consideration.

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Pierre Koenig’s last completed project, the Schwartz House, listed for over $4 million

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Pierre Koenig’s Schwartz House has been listed for sale in Rustic Canyon, Los Angeles. The cube is rotated 30 degrees on an axis to face the canyon and ocean and clad in bright steel with a blend of full-length and half-length windows. By contrast, the four columns and external staircase are finished in black paint.

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No more broken windows: Rafael Viñoly’s faulty courthouse building is getting worse by the day

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When it opened in 2008, the loftily named Bronx Hall of Justice was billed as the crown jewel of New York’s court system — the biggest courthouse in the state, sheathed in glass and housing enough courtrooms to handle dozens of criminal and civil cases each day.

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Aaron Neubert Architects completes Los Angeles hillside residence defined by vertical ‘T’ window

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Aaron Neubert Architects has completed the ‘t House,’ a residence for a young family located in Los Angeles’ Hollywood Hills, overlooking the San Fernando Valley and Griffith Park. The middle level houses the living space, including the kitchen, dining area, and office.

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This Hungarian mass timber house blends seamlessly into its natural environment

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Photo: György Palkó Located in rural Hungary , CLT House is approximately 1,453 square feet and fully equipped. The living space connects with built-in glass doors and windows to a terrace that extends over the adjacent fishpond. It features a 377-square-foot main living space and a 161-square-foot guest room.