Glass facades are a defining element of modern architecture, offering a sleek aesthetic while maximizing natural light. They are primarily used in commercial office buildings, high-end residential towers, and public institutions to create a sense of transparency and openness.
Common Types of Glass Facades
- Curtain Walls: Non-load-bearing exterior skins that hang from the building's floor slabs like a curtain.
- Storefront Systems: Primarily used for ground-floor retail, these systems span between the ground and the roof above.
- Frameless / Point-Supported: These use minimal metal fittings or glass fins to create a nearly seamless, all-glass look.
- Double-Skin Facades: A system consisting of two glass layers with an intermediate air cavity to improve thermal and acoustic insulation.
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