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  1. MaterialArchitectural Glass SurfacesPatterned glass using post-industrial (2/3) and reclaimed (1/3) glass. It is manufactured by fusing the glass with ceramic stains under intense heat to form flat slabs of glass with a gentle coloured look. No other materials or binders are used in the process. The glass is cooled slowly to an annealed state so that it can be cut and polished to specification. It comes in 30mm thick sheets.
  2. MaterialGlacier and Honeycomb glassKiln-formed glacier and honeycomb glass, with glass stripes preformed and melted in a stove with approx. 900 °C. The first glaze result is smoothed by hand to achieve colour courses and then in the stove fire-polished. The glass is smoothed and brushed with diamond brushes. The honeycomb glass becomes its textures by melting optical glass poles and coloured ARTlSTA® glass.
  3. MaterialCast GlassCast Glass has the most sparkle of any Architectural Glass. It is easily distinguished because of its High Refraction. It does not have the bluish-green color found in common glass. The Cast Glass is cleaned, cut, drilled and polished during the cold working phase.
  4. MaterialRecycled GlassRecycled glass made out of 100% recycled glass. Waste is minimized, any reusable materials are recycled and energy conservation measures are in place.