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Our High-Rises feature a sustainable high-rise design that prioritizes environmental responsibility. Incorporating energy-efficient materials and green building practices, these structures reduce carbon footprints. From solar panel compatibility to rainwater harvesting systems, every detail is engineered to minimize environmental impact, making them low-carbon high-rises for modern urban living.
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Structural Load
High-rise buildings face significant wind pressures, so glass must be strong enough to handle these forces. Laminated and tempered glass are often used for their superior strength.
Thermal Performance
Energy efficiency is critical in high-rises, as large glass surfaces can cause significant heat gain or loss. Insulated and Low-E glass are essential to meet these demands.
Safety
In case of breakage, glass fragments should not pose a hazard to people below. Laminated glass prevents shards from falling, and tempered glass reduces the risk of injury.
4.Acoustic Insulation
Urban high-rises are exposed to noise pollution, making laminated and insulated glass essential for soundproofing.
Aesthetic Goals
Glass is a prominent visual feature in high-rise architecture, so the choice between reflective, tinted, or clear glass impacts the building's identity and integration with its environment.
