Glazing solutions for Spectacular Architecture!

Date: 23 April 2013

Source: www.architecture.in.saint-gobain-glass.com

Date: 23 April 2013

The Infosys Campus in Mysore is an architectural marvel with a unique glazing solution. This world’s largest training campus is nearly 12-storey high with a built-up area of 43,855 sqft.

Glazing solution for this building needed to help cut the energy costs – by reducing the incoming heat and allowing optimum natural light.The design team from Saint-Gobain recommended a combination of high performance glass, SGG Cool-lite Aquamarine and tinted glass, SGG Parsol (Green) for this structure. The high performance glass helped reduce the incoming heat while the tinted glass helped in reducing the glare.

Watch the video to see this unique and truly futuristic architectural design.

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