COLOR
As an essential factor in the language of architecture, color entered the world of glass blocks in the 1990’s thanks to Seves, the first to manufacture colored glass blocks.
Seves offers a palette of pastel tones obtained by adding pigment crystals called frits to the glass paste before it enters the “feeder”, or bright and vivid colors from the new “Mendini Collection”, a testament of colorful creativity made possible by a “handmade” process that yields infinite shades.
Seves continues to develop new color solutions and effects, like painting the edges or applying satin finishing to the front of the glass block, to create colorful and stimulating environments.
These solutions facilitated the creation of colored glass blocks like the blue block designed by Hansjörg Göritz for the Hannover station, to match the logo of the German state railway company. Or the green block by Schulze und Pampus for the new Beck’s beer logistics centre. [<<] |
