Glass and its applications in interior design
Whether you’re an architect building a new building or looking to remodel your office, you’ve likely searched for different design elements to bring your facilities together.
One common design element that you might consider is the use of glass. Glass can be used on windows, doors, walls, ceilings, room dividers, and other unique design elements.
In this article, we would like to discuss the benefits of using interior glass for interior and exterior design purposes.

Glass and its applications in interior design

 

natural light

Glass allows natural light to enter rooms and creates an open and inviting environment, and the use of glass windows can give you a view of the outdoors.
In some cases, he can completely transform a building’s interior, a function that won KGa an ABC Baltimore Excellence Award for interior glazing of a historic building.
While the previous construction made the building dull, KGa’s interior glazing made the building more light and attractive.
And you can watch our interview with Jeremiah Gillian, director of KGa’s Baltimore division, below.

natural ventilation

When you open glass windows, they allow air from the outside into your building.
While doing this may not be ideal in all types of weather or buildings, it is a great way to bring in oxygen.
In addition, opening windows allows you to get rid of any pollutants or unpleasant odors inside the house, if you choose not to turn on the air conditioning, you also save energy and money.

Glass and its applications in interior design

 

Tone cut

Sometimes glass is a statement piece, for example, this iconic piece of glass was installed by KGa at Sidley Austin in Washington, DC.
The glass installed by KGa in the gallery depicts a grid of streets in the capital. Supplied by McGory Glass, this piece has sentimental value due to its depiction of the city.
In addition, it serves as an interesting accent piece in the Sidley Austin Lounge.
Glass can also serve as a tasteful art installation,
KGa installed the mirror above this crystal art installation at Reston Town Center for Leidos.
KGa staff had to work upside down for this installation, however,
The extra crystals near the entrance made the entrance to Leidos stand out due to its sophistication.

Glass and its applications in interior design

 

Interesting wall dividers

Glass wall partitions provide a modern aesthetic compared to typical drywall. At Kensington Glass Arts,
We can install standard glass room dividers or more unique pieces.
For example, at HNTB we created a stacking wall system that allows the glass wall to “fold”.
This contemporary and functional glass wall divider allows the meeting room to be opened up to create additional space.

 

safety

There is a misconception that having glass windows or doors in your building makes it more likely to be broken into or shattered by weather.
However, heavy tempered glass is a very durable material, tempered glass is specially processed in such a way as to prevent the glass from breaking.
Tempered glass is five times stronger and more heat resistant than untempered glass,
When heavy tempered glass breaks, it does so in a way that minimizes any potential injury.
In addition, the use of glass allows you to see any threats in your area very clearly.
Therefore, the durability and practicality of tempered glass can often make your facilities safer,
In addition, laminated glass can add an extra layer of security.

 

 

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