Glass

Conclusions Use of glass in architecture

Glass Is any of a large class of materials with highly variable mechanical and optical properties that solidify. The earliest glass objects from Egypt dating from some time after 2500BC. It was made in Greece (c. 1400–1200 BC) and it was first used for windows in Roman imperial times. It is very used in some structures like non-bearing wall or doors and windows for its features, among they are: Solid and hard material. Disordered and amorphous structure. It is not flexible, among others. Today, glass is used to decorate spaces because many of them are made of beautiful colors and forms. Glass has been used for a long time and yet is still used because it is a good ingredient to be creative in buildings. Addition, glass facilitates the entry of natural light and allows small spaces look bigger. Glass is relatively inexpensive and recyclable, an important consideration for the environment. References: Reading Glass media type="file" key="CONCLUSION.wma"