Post Time:Oct 28,2013Classify:Industry NewsView:131
Georgia’s new parliament has opened to a fanfare of acclaim with all of its glass treated with the ClearShield Eco-System™...
The futuristic building, in a shape of a huge glass dome, contains split-level gardens and glass-fronted offices. The new parliament is the pet project of the country's architecture-loving president, Mikhail Saakashvili and is meant to symbolise democratic openness and transparency in a country which, until 1991, was part of the Soviet Union.
Ritec's representative in neighbouring Turkey, Kozmos Cam, was brought in to treat all of the building's glass – 11,500 square metres –
The second stage was to protect the glass from future moisture, alkaline and dirt (MAD), three elements that can turn new glass into
The result has been met with universal acclaim from all construction partners, with the main contractor requesting the further application of ClearShield® on the parliament's interior glass and future architectural glass projects the company are involved in.
Stephen Byers, Managing Director of Ritec International states: “We are delighted to have been chosen as the Glass Surface Treatment supplier of choice in the construction of Georgia’s new parliament building. The ClearShield System™ will make a huge difference in both the appearance and long term maintenance of the glass dome which is hugely symbolic in this new era of democracy in Georgia.”
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