Sentence examples for interior glass from inspiring English sources
Small chips revealed its shiny black interior — "glass from the 1700s," she said.
The model also considers the air in the gap between shade and interior glass as a separate thermal node.
The interior glass walls and inventive open storage display provide an intimate and powerful connection to objects from around the world.
Holes would be opened through the floors to create uninterrupted interior glass columns, three or four feet square, that would be filled with artworks.
Petra Blaisse, a Dutch designer whose Amsterdam office, Inside Outside, frequently collaborates on textile and garden design with Office for Metropolitan Architecture, the architect Rem Koolhaas's firm, made the curtains for the interior glass wall.
The technology has a high application potential, and facilitates the creation of new types of products for use in the fields of interior glass, domestic architecture, furniture, and lighting.
The railroad was once dominated by Gilded Age tycoons whose private carriages boasted mahogany interiors, glass skylights and copper-lined showers.
Boasting sculptures by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa, the 80,000-square-foot contemporary complex features estate-style penthouses and airy residences enriched by modern Meyer Davis Studio interiors, glass walls and expansive balconies offering ideal views of the glistening Biscayne Bay.
A permanent installation in Stanford's new Bass Biology Building, the composited image teeters between ocean and desert, spilling from outside into the interior, across glass and solid walls and movable glass doors.
Justo, the dance club turned sushi restaurant, says its sleek interior with glass tables has won it loyal regulars, including the tennis star Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Boris Yeltsin's daughter, Tatyana Dyachenko, who rented the club for her birthday.
To maximize the limited lighting of these domestic interiors, silvered glass candlesticks, gazing balls of various sizes and reflectors for kerosene lamps were especially popular.
