The Exploratorium at Pier 15 was designed by architecture firm EHDD . Nibbi Brothers served as the General Contractor, and AGA ( Architectural Glass and Aluminum ) as the Glazing Contractor.
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Hall said the recovery of the construction industry, the growth of the architectural glass market and the development of coated glass for computer anti-glare screens, are key drivers of Apogee's growth.
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In her most recent work, Smoke Clouds, Lopez explores themes of disappearance, through the shifting image within the material of silver nitrate ( mirroring solution ) poured onto large-scale architectural glass.
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He studied architectural glass art under artists in England and Germany during the early 1970s, and now lives with his wife and two children in the Coast Range mountains west of Portland.
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Hall is working with researchers at the American Bird Conservancy to integrate new patterns and surfaces in architectural glass that will warn birds away and collect energy from sunlight at the same time.
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With funding assistance from the EU, Swansea Metropolitan University gave the building a ?.69 million renovation, almost ? million over the budget, turning it into the new Welsh School of Architectural Glass, in 2015.
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In those days, the heat of steel furnaces reddened faces, and molten glass spread over a pond of molten zinc then slowly cooled into a continuous ribbon that eventually became car windows and architectural glass.
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The S . A . Bendheim Co . of New York showed panels of architectural glass that were laminated with rice paper containing ginkgo leaves or that were laced with gauzelike gold threads ( 800-835-5304 ).
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Since UV curable inks are not fused with the glass the same way ceramic inks are, the printed outcome lacks a level of durability necessary for certain projects, namely external applications for automotive glass and architectural glass.
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The Strand Palace Hotel foyer ( 1930 ), preserved from demolition by the Victoria and Albert Museum during 1969, was one of the first uses of internally lit architectural glass, and coincidentally was the first Moderne interior preserved in a museum.
