Sentence examples for interior glazing from inspiring English sources

Items on Pinterest aren't necessarily tagged the way architectural firms would refer to them – like "swoopy chairs" or "interior glazing," and it's not set up in a way to make a firm's own portfolio of work easy to reference, organize, or search across.

In "Stamp of the Past," from 1989, what looks like a pocked purplish meteor exposes its interior, glazed a velvety yellow.

Windows with low-E (low-emission) glazing minimize interior solar heat gain and glare.

"It's about making the invisible visible," says Levete, "signalling the presence of what lies beneath". Its mirror polished interior and red-tinted glazing adds another flash of bling.

Results show a high frequency of visual discomfort responses at both perimeter and core workspaces and observations reveal a large percentage of facade glazing covered by interior shading devices.

We will also have to repair damage to interior walls and doors, and exterior glazing".

Project architect, Simon Goode, said: "The need to produce increasingly secure buildings and spaces must not result in the design of bunkers and bastions with standardised blast glazing, cheap cladding and low-spec interiors.

Laminated glazing is widely used as window glazing material to ensure the integrity of the building interiors.

The windows considered consisted of a double pane glazing unit in which a controllable absorbing layer is added on the interior surface of the exterior glass pane.

While their wrappers might be different, the interiors have much in common, sharing the contemporary default language of blond wood, a lot of glazing and large central gathering spaces of somewhat uncertain use.

The secluded, light-filled property has floor-to ceiling glazing and doors that open out onto the landscaped gardens, while an overhanging roof shades the interior from high sun.