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Shigeru Ban Architects Unveils "Paper Log House" on Display at Philip Johnson's Glass House

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© Michael Biondo Shigeru Ban Architects, in collaboration with The Glass House and The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of the Cooper Union , have just revealed “Shigeru Ban: The Paper Log House at The Glass House.” Read more »

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Italian firm proposes glass-wrapped alternative to Penn Station redevelopment

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Last week, the New York Times reported on the newly-proposed alternative, which calls for the storied sporting “Mecca” to be wrapped in an aluminum-and-steel curtain while replacing the existing station with a two-hall glass-enclosed structure at its podium.

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Hapi Homes donates 10 “foldable” residential structures in Odesa

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Each design offers a total of 420 square feet of space for the workers’ families and includes a kitchenette, private bathroom, dining, and living room, with double-layered tempered glass windows, a.

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University of Maryland researchers develop 'cooling glass' that can redirect a building's heat into space

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Researchers aiming to combat rising global temperatures have developed a new 'cooling glass' that can turn down the heat indoors without electricity by drawing on the cold depths of space. The new technology, a microporous glass coating, can lower the temperature of the material beneath it by 3.5

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University of Chicago researchers create cooling fabric that can block heat from structures in cities

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As reported by New Scientist , the material emits heat in the form of infrared radiation into space, while reflecting the sun’s radiation and infrared radiation emitted by surrounding structures, such as buildings and pavement.

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A Multicolored Glass Canopy for Senses, Shelter and Hospitality: The Vertical Panorama Pavilion

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This structure, with a glass canopy of Color PVB interlayers , serves as a shelter for hospitality. Thus, sensory design offers an immersive atmosphere for a full spectrum of senses where its perception extends beyond physical boundaries.

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First renderings of new slim, glass-clad medical building in Manhattan by INOA Architecture

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Plans for the structure were first revealed in 2015 from local developer Tony Boemi. Here, the new renderings by INOA Architecture show a building with a distinct glass façade with folds and cantilevers. This, however, never broke ground.

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