Interior Applications Photo Gallery

 
“Wingspun” at the Raleigh Durham International Airport, International Arrivals Hall, features an 800-footlong suite of 185 continuous laminated glass panels with custom painted PVB interlayer on each lite. Glass fabricator H. Westphal GmbH & Co. KG, Enger, Germany, used the HOAF Infrared Technology Heatbox 420 to create the panels. Artist: Ellen Driscoll, Professor of Sculpture at Rhode Island School of Design. Photo submitted by Salem Distributing Co.
“Wingspun” at the Raleigh Durham International Airport, International Arrivals Hall, features an 800-footlong suite of 185 continuous laminated glass panels with custom painted PVB interlayer on each lite. Glass fabricator H. Westphal GmbH & Co. KG, Enger, Germany, used the HOAF Infrared Technology Heatbox 420 to create the panels. Artist: Ellen Driscoll, Professor of Sculpture at Rhode Island School of Design. Photo submitted by Salem Distributing Co.
  
Two reception desks at the W hotel Foshay Minneapolis feature glass provided by NGI Designer Glass Inc. in Concord, Ontario.Thirty-three pieces of ¾-inch Starphire glass were individually programmed with all four back sides mitered at different angles, all four front sides beveled, all UV glued, with a second layer of 6-mm acid-etched bent Starphire glass to diffuse the light. The glass also has an anti-scratch coating.

Two reception desks at the W hotel Foshay Minneapolis feature glass provided by NGI Designer Glass Inc. in Concord, Ontario.Thirty-three pieces of ¾-inch Starphire glass were individually programmed with all four back sides mitered at different angles, all four front sides beveled, all UV glued, with a second layer of 6-mm acid-etched bent Starphire glass to diffuse the light. The glass also has an anti-scratch coating.

 
 

Laminated traction control flooring with Traction Control Frit installed at Flames Central in Calgary, AB. Decorative glass manufactured by Goldray Industries Ltd.

Laminated traction control flooring with Traction Control Frit installed at Flames Central in Calgary, AB. Decorative glass manufactured by Goldray Industries Ltd.