architectural glass
Any of several types of configurated glass.
A system of pumps, tubes, pipes, controls, valves, and nozzles through which water is forced under pressure to produce ornamental
One of a number of drawings prepared by an architect for a construction project, e.g., plans, elevations, and details.
1. Reinforced concrete used for structural and ornamental work. 2. In nonconcrete frame structures, the exposed concrete used for aesthetic
A coating which is usually intended for on-site application of interior and/or exterior surfaces of buildings.
An alloy containing 57% copper, 40% zinc, 2.75% lead, 0.25% tin; used for extruded moldings and forgings. Not technically a
An Act passed by the US Congress in 1968 requiring that buildings financed with federal funds, and/or owned or leased
An architectural feature that creates inaccessibility or prevents the free movement of disabled people within a building.