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GLASS AT HOME –

FROM THE ORDINARY TO THE UNIQUE

Experience the many different uses of glass around the house. Regardless of whether you are planning or converting your apartment or house, or if you just want to renovate it.

We show you the many different applications of glass around the house, explain their functions and provide you with instructions for use. However, you can also get information on the glass products and applications directly in the product range. Glass windows, glass doors, glass facades, glass furniture. Glass stairs, glass walls, glass showers and lots of other things made of glass are shown and explained.

Let yourself be inspired by the glass and then get advice from experts. You can note interesting products on your wish list and forward it directly to your personal advisor.

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Fillet - The Wave, Vienna

The result is a “floating” eight-storied building, the S-shaped façade of which perfectly follows the course of the street. The new building is completely elevated on a six-metre-high platform structure above the upper edge of the terrain (TOK).

Sustainable construction

The individual, pre-fabricated timber-glass composites (HGV) consist of a pane of insulation glass and a patented coupling strip made of 12mm-thick birch veneer wood, joined using a special adhesive.

Transparency and depth

The new, seven-storied residential building offers single-bed and two-bed rooms for 328 residents distributed across several medical wards with a variety of specialties.

A company with a sense of humour

East of the city centre, the existing STRABAG branch offices share the new central corporate office building with ZIPP GmbH, a construction company that develops and produces pre-fabricated concrete components and builds them ready to use.

Rooms Without Boundaries

Glass, galvanised steel and wood are the few materials to which construction is confined. The distinguishing feature of the cricket pavilion in Street is the huge simplicity of the architecture, which holds back in order not to dominate the surrounding landscape.