Glass+in+Architecture

= Modern day architectural trends have incorporated glass as a convenient construction material. Perhaps because windows are very delicate and significant elements at the moment we design a building, a house or even an office. Glass facilitates the incidence of light in rooms and it can transform them into bigger spaces and more comfortable areas. Le Corbusier was one of the principal architects that was very interested in the role of light in our lives, he once said: “Architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in the light”. = = = = We associate light with transparency, and also with truth: we can look from outside to interiors and from inside to everything that surrounds us. There are no mistakes in what we see through glass, it’s all real and almost palpable. We are in tune with our environment and it enables us to be enveloped by nature while we live comfortable indoors. Glass provides us peace and tranquility and not to mention the fact that is a relatively economic construction material and fully recyclable. This is an important fact in our days since we need to create consciousness among people about the effects of construction in our environment. =

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