Glass architecture

Glass architecture refers to the use of glass as a primary building material in architectural design. This approach emphasizes transparency, allowing natural light to flood interior spaces and creating a visual connection between the indoors and outdoors. It often features large glass panels, skylights, and innovative structural techniques to support the weight of the glass. While aesthetically striking, glass architecture also poses challenges such as insulation and privacy. Modern advancements have led to energy-efficient glass options, making it a popular choice in urban design, commercial buildings, and contemporary homes, promoting a sense of openness and modernity.