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    The document describes daylight panels designed by Korth & Tielens architects for the rear wall of a shop in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The panels consist of 40mm wide strips of corrugated iron glued together on small steel tubes. This allows daylight to pass through while blocking views from the windows looking onto an inner courtyard. The panels provide daylight without an unwanted view.

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    The document describes daylight panels designed by Korth & Tielens architects for the rear wall of a shop in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The panels consist of 40mm wide strips of corrugated iron glued together on small steel tubes. This allows daylight to pass through while blocking views from the windows looking onto an inner courtyard. The panels provide daylight without an unwanted view.

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    The document describes daylight panels designed by Korth & Tielens architects for the rear wall of a shop in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The panels consist of 40mm wide strips of corrugated iron glued together on small steel tubes. This allows daylight to pass through while blocking views from the windows looking onto an inner courtyard. The panels provide daylight without an unwanted view.

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    Korth &Tielens Tel: +31 (0) 20 4272825 architecten Fax: +31 (0) 20 4271646 Oudezijds http://www.korthtielens.nl Achterburgwal 141 g architecten@korthtielens.nl 1012 DG Amsterdam The Netherlands

    Daylight panels The daylight panels designed by Korth &Tielens architects were specifically designed for the rear wall of the CocoMat shop in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. This wall has windows looking out on an inner courtyard. The view from these windows was not appreciated, the amount of daylight however was. The architects devised a clever way of blocking the view but still letting the daylight pass by designing panels that consist of 40mm wide cut strokes from corrugated iron, that are glued to each other on small "invisible" steel tubes.

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    Material
    Metals

    Sensorial
    Glossiness Translucence Structure Satin 0% Open Coarse Hard Cool Moderate None

    Technical
    Fire resistance UV Resistance Weather resistance Scratch resistance Weight Chemical resistance Renewable Strong Good Good Moderate Heavy Moderate No

    Country of origin
    The Netherlands

    Texture Hardness Temperature

    Product code
    MET018

    Acoustics Odeur

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