Complexity of Curved Glass Structures

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Abstract

Despite the increasing number of research on the architectural structures of curvilinear forms and technological and practical improvement of the glass production observed over recent years, there is still a lack of comprehensive codes and standards, recommendations and experience data linked to real-life curved glass structures applications regarding design, manufacture, use, performance and economy. However, more and more complex buildings and structures with the large areas of glass envelope geometrically complex shape are built every year. The aim of the presented research is to collect data on the existing design philosophy on curved glass structure cases. The investigation includes a survey about how architects and engineers deal with different design aspects of curved glass structures with a special focus on the design and construction process, glass types and structural and fixing systems. The current paper gives a brief overview of the survey findings.

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Kosić, T., Svetel, I., & Cekić, Z. (2017). Complexity of Curved Glass Structures. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 262). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/262/1/012158

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