Double glass facade

The Yale University Center for Innovative Thinking by Weiss/Manfredi is an elliptical glass pavilion for students on the New Haven campus.

The northern façade of this French-language school is made of double-glazed channel glass from Bendheim Wall Systems.

Image 10 of 32 from gallery of Mega Center / BE Design. Photograph by Songkai Liu

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Completed in 2012 in Zamora, Spain. Images by Alberto Campo Baeza, Javier Callejas . In collaboration with Pablo Fernández Lorenzo, Pablo Redondo Díez, Alfonso González Gaisán and Francisco Blanco Velasco Facing the cathedral and...

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Alberto Campo Baeza | 'Offices For Junta Castilla León' | Zamora, Spain | 2012 | www.campobaeza.com/

Image 7 of 20 from gallery of Nancy and Rich Kinder Museum / Steven Holl Architects. Photograph by Richard Barnes, courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

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This is the Oskar von Miller forum which is the headquarters for our study aboard group. This is a student housing project for students of ...

Versatile and dynamic, the T-A-St-Germain Library, located in the centre of Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada, is a project that follows the city's structuring vision of stemming the exodus of merchants and residents. Carried out by the architecture studio ACDF Architecture, it focuses on urban development centred on the creation of spaces for learning through reading, informal exchanges, discovery and self-realisation in a peaceful environment.The cultural centre, which is conceived as the…

Image 7 of 24 from gallery of UNC Virtual Campus / Deriva Taller de Arquitectura + Guillermo Mir + Jesica Grötter. Cortesía de Deriva Taller de arquitectura

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After decades of glass thickness reduction and transparency in glazed façades, a whirl of glass translucency and weight is taking the architectural scene. You may have found it already in small places: building entrances, sculptures and the like. But the quest for thick, icy blocks of glass stacked in façades is here to stay, or at least that's my impression. This post will discuss origins and directions of the 'thick glass' trend. GE Building glazed entrance detail, seen from inside…

As a part of his ongoing film series about Japanese architecture, French architect and filmmaker Vincent Hecht has created this visual exploration of Kazuyo ...

Image 39 of 39 from gallery of Kraanspoor / OTH Architecten. Glass Façade Detail