NSB Class 71 train, built by Adtranz Strømmen, featuring spot welded stainless steel body shell and strengthened glass
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Float glass, Sheet glass, Chemically strengthened Stainless steel, 316, Austenitic stainless steel
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Float glass, Metal weld, Public, Stainless steel, Steel, Strengthened glass, Transport
N700S-8000 Shinkansen high-speed train, developed by Japan Railway Company, features extruded aluminium bodywork. The nose consists of 32 plates welded together and strengthened glass window. The metalwork is topcoated with fluoroethylene vinyl ether (FEVE), a tough long lasting fluoropolymer created for demanding exterior applications.
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Float glass, Sheet glass, Chemically strengthened Aluminium, AlSiMgMn, 6000 series, 6082 Aluminium, AlZnMgCu, 7000 series, 7075 & 7475 Fluoropolymer, FEVE, Cofluoropolymer, Fluoroethylene vinyl ether
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Aluminium, Extrusion, Float glass, Fluoropolymer, Metal, Metal weld, Paint, Plastic, Public, Strengthened glass, Transport
Fjordenhus in the Vejle Fjord in Denmark, by Olafur Eliasson, completed 2018. It is the headquarters of Kirk Kapital, which is the holding and investment company for three brothers who are direct descendent of the founder of Lego. Built around a concrete structure, the building's walls consist of 970,000 bricks. Olafur Eliasson chose 15 different hues of unglazed brick, along with blue, green and silver glazed bricks.
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Brick, Moulded
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Architecture, Brick, Construction, Glazed ceramic, Olafur Eliasson, Public
Fjordenhus in the Vejle Fjord in Denmark, by Olafur Eliasson, completed 2018. It is the headquarters of Kirk Kapital, which is the holding and investment company for three brothers who are direct descendent of the founder of Lego. Built around a concrete structure, the building's walls consist of 970,000 bricks. Olafur Eliasson chose 15 different hues of unglazed brick, along with blue, green and silver glazed bricks.
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Brick, Moulded
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Architecture, Brick, Construction, Glazed ceramic, Olafur Eliasson, Public
The Wave in Vejle, Denmark, by Henning Larsen Architects, completed 2019. The outside weather barrier is formed from Tonality extruded clay cladding, which from a distance looks like a continuous white sheet.
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Brick, Extruded
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Architecture, Brick, Ceramic, Cladding, Clay, Extrusion, Moulded ceramic, Public
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