Office building Infinity, Amsterdam (NLD)
Since the beginning of the millennium the glass Palace which is called „Infinity“ and situated in Amsterdam has become a landmark of the city. To ensure a weather-independent view into the sky, the atrium, the heart of the building, has now been covered with a glass roof. Therefore the insulating glass TG-THERM®sun was used which offers a special sunprotection. This is ensured by using a coating that is highly transparent and is still protective against heat radition. A special highlight of the building are the cold-bent glass panes. During the installation to the support structure the panes have been cold bent. This process is very economical and energy-efficient, because the panes do not have to be heated again to obtain the desired shape.
| Object Name: | Office building Infinity, Amsterdam |
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| Construction Time: | 2017 |
| Client: | REI Netherlands Development BV |
| Architect: | MVSA Architects, Netherlands |
| Executing Company: | Si-X, Benthuizen |
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| Glass Amount: | 272 m² |
| Glass Panes: | 30 panes |
| Dimensions: | up to 6,300 x 1,482 mm |
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| Image Rights: | © Pieter Kers/beeld.nu |