Curved glass is produced by heating glass to a high temperature until it becomes flexible, allowing it to be shaped to the desired curvature using molds or templates. After bending, the glass is slowly cooled to release internal stresses. This process requires careful selection of the glass type and thickness, precise heating and forming, and controlled cooling to ensure structural integrity. Curved glass is commonly used in various applications due to its aesthetic appeal and functional advantages. In architectural projects, curved glass offers extensive design possibilities and can dramatically transform the appearance of a building, both externally and internally. Here are some key aspects of curved glass in architecture:
