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Old July 23rd, 2002   #1 (permalink)
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what's the best way to
create opaque glass like
peter zumthor's buildings?
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please post a picture on how it should look..

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pls post an url where we can see what you mean

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it's basically acid etched glass. it has quite a rough texture to it, it looks almost like opaque ice or something with a blue green tinge. Btw check out Peter Zumptor, he's an amazing architect. his little church in switzerlndd is so truthfull.
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in max use the opacity slot, in cinema use SLA
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Check this http://www.faellanderglas.ch/eng/vitrex/vitrex.html

It has many examples of architectural glass etched. Very appealing.

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