The Place of Glass in Building

John Gloag editor

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd

Published:24th Oct '22

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The Place of Glass in Building cover

Originally published in 1943, The Place of Glass in Building is a comprehensive and compact survey of the structural uses of glass in 20th Century architecture. It gives the facts about the physical properties, the possibilities and the limitations of the glass in common use. It also deals with the attributes of specialised and decorative glass and provides detailed descriptions of the principal types which were manufactured in the UK. Intended for architectural students it may also be of interest to architects, for it is a condensed survey of the progress that has been made in this structural and decorative material.

Reviews for the original edition of The Place of Glass in Building:

‘…altogether a concise and valuable introduction to the subject for the student of architecture.’ Journal of the Royal Society of Arts, Vol 92, No. 4667.

ISBN: 9781032365732

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 331g

88 pages