Şişecam Meets with Architects at SHARE Architects

Date: 9 January 2023

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Şişecam

Date: 9 January 2023

Şişecam attended the SHARE Sofia, SHARE Bucharest and SHARE Belgrade, International Architecture and Engineering Forum events this year.

At the SHARE events attended by Şişecam, discussions centered around residential housing and interior architecture with a focus on façades and urban space, large-scale development projects, urban development, and structural use of glass. Şişecam delivered a presentation titled “Transformation Shaping the Future.” During its presentation, Şişecam informed attendees about major global developments in the construction industry, architectural trends, and high-performance coated glass solutions under the theme of transformation.

At each event attended by some 250 industry professionals, Şişecam provided information about glass consultancy, BIM objects, and reference projects, presenting several projects as case studies.

Leading Turkish architects attended SHARE Sofia, SHARE Bucharest, and SHARE Belgrade as guests of Şişecam. These architects discussed major projects realized with Şişecam's glass during their presentations.

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