Glass curtain wall

A glass curtain wall is an outer layer of a building made primarily of glass, which serves as a building's facade. It does not bear any of the structural weight of the building itself; instead, it's attached to a framework that supports it. This design allows for large windows and a modern look, providing natural light and stunning views while keeping weather elements out. Glass curtain walls are commonly used in skyscrapers and commercial buildings, contributing to energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal. They also allow for flexibility in design, making them popular in contemporary architecture.