Glass walls

Glass bricks were a hallmark of architecture and design in the 1980s and are finding their way back to modern interiors, swapping ’80s opulence for a pared-back presence. Follow the link for find out more about how the glass brick is making a comeback in home design.

Breeze blocks and glass blocks are often seen in architecture, typically used on the exterior walls to allow for better airflow or to minimise harsh lighting. T

AE Arquitectos has recently completed Casa OM1, a modern house in Guadalajara, Mexico, that's been designed so that it can interact with nature.

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Image 13 of 21 from gallery of The Theatre School, DePaul University / Pelli Clarke & Partners. Photograph by Jeff Goldberg/ESTO

Image 7 of 17 from gallery of Block House / nimtim architects. Photograph by French + Tye

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Image 30 of 33 from gallery of Langfang Silk Road International Cultural Exchange Center / WAY Studio. Photograph by Wright

Image 19 of 43 from gallery of Nine windows / S.E.E.D haus. Photograph by Kyung Roh

Image 2 of 24 from gallery of Building D(emountable) / architectenbureau cepezed. Photograph by Lucas van der Wee