Moco Museum
Name
Moco Museum
Name
Moco Museum
Name
Moco Museum
Location
Amsterdam
Location
Amsterdam
Location
Amsterdam
Year
2023
Year
2023
Year
2023
Client
Moco Museum
Client
Moco Museum
Client
Moco Museum
Utilization
High End
Utilization
High End
Utilization
High End
Glass floor installation for the Six N Five exposition in Moco Museum. Reflecting the light beautifully while keeping the room dark. Photography by Jairo Lopez
Glass floor installation for the Six N Five exposition in Moco Museum. Reflecting the light beautifully while keeping the room dark. Photography by Jairo Lopez
Glass floor installation for the Six N Five exposition in Moco Museum. Reflecting the light beautifully while keeping the room dark. Photography by Jairo Lopez
Techniques
Techniques
Techniques
Digitising
The process involves converting physical molds into digital formats for easier modification and storage. It also includes using digital tools like 3D scanning or laser measurement to accurately capture the dimensions of spaces or shapes. These methods ensure precise planning and execution for installations or constructions.
Digitising
The process involves converting physical molds into digital formats for easier modification and storage. It also includes using digital tools like 3D scanning or laser measurement to accurately capture the dimensions of spaces or shapes. These methods ensure precise planning and execution for installations or constructions.
Tempering
After tempering, glass becomes five times stronger and more impact-resistant, with enhanced bend and break strength, and better resistance to mechanical stress. It breaks into small, safer pieces, reducing cut risks. Additionally, tempered glass withstands higher temperatures more effectively.
Tempering
After tempering, glass becomes five times stronger and more impact-resistant, with enhanced bend and break strength, and better resistance to mechanical stress. It breaks into small, safer pieces, reducing cut risks. Additionally, tempered glass withstands higher temperatures more effectively.
Polishing
After cutting the glass, sharp edges are removed through grinding and polishing. This process, known as "Poli," includes coarse pre-grinding, fine re-grinding, and finally polishing.
The maximum thickness that can be processed is 55 mm, with which we strive to achieve a high-quality finish that is not only functional, but also aesthetically pleasing to the highest standards.
Polishing
After cutting the glass, sharp edges are removed through grinding and polishing. This process, known as "Poli," includes coarse pre-grinding, fine re-grinding, and finally polishing.
The maximum thickness that can be processed is 55 mm, with which we strive to achieve a high-quality finish that is not only functional, but also aesthetically pleasing to the highest standards.
Polishing
After cutting the glass, sharp edges are removed through grinding and polishing. This process, known as "Poli," includes coarse pre-grinding, fine re-grinding, and finally polishing.
The maximum thickness that can be processed is 55 mm, with which we strive to achieve a high-quality finish that is not only functional, but also aesthetically pleasing to the highest standards.