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I think performance parameters as far as glass is considered in a building depends on sun path and location of the building. In general we can take glass with U value between 1.3 to 1.8 W/m2K, Solar Factor: 25 to 35%, Light Transmission: 35 to 45% in the building going for LEED ratings.
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When was Church Green Buildings Historic District created?
Church Green Buildings Historic District was created in 1873.
Why is the roofs of the buildings of parliament in Ottawa green?
The Parliament buildings roof is green because of the copper used as it ages it gains a greenpatina
How many pages are in the book the green glass sea?
the book the green glass sea has 336 pages.
Why are the edge of glass green?
Impure glass has traces of iron which absorbs red and blue, allowing for an apparent green color on the edge if the glass has signifcant depth, e.g., shelf glass. While it is possible to get purer glass, some green will remain as there will always be traces of iron.
What metal was used to colour green glass in medieval times?
Green colors in glass came from iron. There is a link below.
What is a green house maade of?
Glass.
What time pieriod is the green glass sea?
World War Two. The creation of the green glass sea was July 16, 1945.
Is glass white or green?
Glass can be made into an colour by adding the appropriate materials into it.
Why is green glass harder to recycle than white glass?
because its heavy
What is a sustainble building made out of?
A lot of people dont believe it, but some of the most sustainable buildings are made out of recycled products. These buildings are known as green buildings.
What are the disadvantages of green buildings?
because people think they are ugly
What has the author Carolyn Green Satterfield written?
Carolyn Green Satterfield has written: 'Historic sites of Jefferson County, Alabama' -- subject(s): Buildings, structures, Historic buildings, History
