AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Actually I should have said frosted/fritted - the latter is probably more likely?
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rdaner
Senior Member
The glass that has gone up on the test cladding, as seen in pictures from last week, shows very transparent glass.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
rdaner:
Oh the ones on the side are supposed to be transparent - I don't think any of the cladding for the box where the trusses are is up yet, is it? I haven't been there in person so I don't know if they had put that up as well.
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Oh the ones on the side are supposed to be transparent - I don't think any of the cladding for the box where the trusses are is up yet, is it? I haven't been there in person so I don't know if they had put that up as well.
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drum118
Superstar
Had no time to get to the station, but got this shot showing the glazing being place on the east end last night
innsertnamehere
Superstar
amazing! you can barely tell it's there!
Filip
Senior Member
Give it a few months to get that diesel shine and you'll see it plenty.
rdaner
Senior Member
bar1967
Active Member
Nice view from Market Wharf I assume? What floor Rdaner?
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Thanks for the new pic rdaner.
re: cladding for floating "cloud" roof
It will indeed be at least semi-opaque, from having a ceramic frit. Other details about the project available in this special issue of Daily Commercial News, p. 11 (S-3)
http://dcnonl.com/images/features/steel.pdf
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re: cladding for floating "cloud" roof
It will indeed be at least semi-opaque, from having a ceramic frit. Other details about the project available in this special issue of Daily Commercial News, p. 11 (S-3)
http://dcnonl.com/images/features/steel.pdf
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drum118
Superstar
June 21
I caught some shots of the roof on my way to the airport and noticed that the glazing is on an angle and open ended.
As I was sitting in the Glasgow Terminal on June 22, I did some photo shooting as well video and it show what is missing from both the existing Union Station and the revised one. What I shot was on a dull raining day.
I don't know at this time if there were more tracks and were longer than what there now, but the platforms are twice as wide as Union.
More up on the site for both places once I finish uploading the rest of Glasgow from the other camera.
Glasgow
[video=youtube;HOA7yUhFHMo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOA7yUhFHMo[/video]
I caught some shots of the roof on my way to the airport and noticed that the glazing is on an angle and open ended.
As I was sitting in the Glasgow Terminal on June 22, I did some photo shooting as well video and it show what is missing from both the existing Union Station and the revised one. What I shot was on a dull raining day.
I don't know at this time if there were more tracks and were longer than what there now, but the platforms are twice as wide as Union.
More up on the site for both places once I finish uploading the rest of Glasgow from the other camera.
Glasgow
[video=youtube;HOA7yUhFHMo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOA7yUhFHMo[/video]
Four Rivers
Banned
I just missed you; I just got back from Scotland 10 days ago. Glasgow is a beautiful city. I loved how they incorporated all those shops into the train station underpass.
Red October
Senior Member
That looks a lot like Victoria and Waterloo station here.
smallspy
Senior Member
This was done to allow for ventilation through the atrium. About the only way that rain water will get to the platforms is in a hurricane.
Dan
Toronto, Ont.
Is the angle steep enough to prevent the accumulation of snow? It looks to be about a 45 degree angle. Dry snow will probably slide off it, but I can see it potentially having a problem with wet snow.
smallspy
Senior Member
I'll have to check with my friend, but I believe that the plan was that the glass would be coated to prevent accumulation.
Dan
Toronto, Ont.