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A glass installation to welcome travellers and unite cultures
One of the world's most spectacular glass installations is located in an unexpected place: Bahrain International Airport. Upon entering the airport, passengers are greeted by an extraordinary composition of light and color. This glass installation does not simply beautify the space, it reconfigures it. From...
Cooling glass challenges air conditioning and climate change
From the University of Maryland comes a new method to lower the internal heat of buildings, without using electricity, and guarantee the well-being of the occupants. As?...
A wonderful sunrise over the Colosseum: the panoramic lift has been inaugurated for complete accessibility to the monument
Starting in June 2023, a glass lift will make the Colosseum accessible to all tourists. The visit to the symbolic monument of Rome,...
Fornebu Brygge: an urban project to enhance the marine life of the fjord
The futuristic and sustainable projects by Haptic and Oslo Works for the regeneration of a fjord not far from the center of the city have been revealed...
Thermo-acoustic insulation: is rock wool or glass wool better?
The developments within the European regulatory framework and the increasingly stringent directives in the building sector, added to the growth in energy costs, are igniting...
Glass balcony: a momentary trend or a solid reality?
When designing a building, it is necessary to evaluate the interplay of solids and voids and, with it, the role played by the balcony, an environment that...
From recycled glass, the new fireproof coatings for skyscrapers
Recycled glass returns to show off its infinite potential. A team of engineers from the Australian RMIT University, in collaboration with the...
A mini glass Mose to protect the Basilica of San Marco
The construction of the glass barrier, placed to protect the Basilica of San Marco in Venice, should be completed within a few weeks. The...
Recycled glass for 3D printed concrete: the future of construction?
3D printing can foster profound change in architecture and construction. To this cutting-edge technology, which guarantees new production processes and shapes ...