Post Time:Aug 02,2013Classify:Industry NewsView:110
The Louvre (as the Musee du Louvre is popularly called), is the world’s most visited, and among the largest museums in the world.
The
SGG Climaplus at Louvre’s Magic Carpet – Paris, France - Via
The Department of Islamic Art is the latest among the eight curatorial departments in the Musee du Louvre. It consists of ground-and lower-ground-level interior spaces topped by a golden, undulating glass roof and fabricated from almost 9,000 steel tubes to form an interior web. The galleries are a work of art of architects Mario Bellini and Rudy Ricciotti who won an international competition to create them.
Saint-Gobain makes its presence felt on the glass roofs of Louvre’s magic carpet. Glass Solutions supplied about 2,500 square meters of glass for the Department of Islamic Art located in the Visconti Courtyard, one of the museum’s internal courtyards. The 2,000 panels of CLIMAPLUS ULTRA N enhanced thermal insulation,
The Louvre, is no doubt, among the finest pieces of architecture of not just our times, but also of an era gone by. As it stands testimonial of the amalgamation of medieval and modern construction, its scintillating glass roof is yet another evidence of the timeless material that is glass…
Source: http://www.glassonweb.com/news/index/19765/Author:
PrevExports Bring a Flush of Good Health to the Glass Industry
Frost & Sullivan Acknowledges Banom's Product Leadership in the Cut-Resistant Gloves Market Next