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Executive Summary • Contemporary techniques in Architectural Glass production • Glass lamination - design and manufacture • Complementary techniques and innovations • Integration of art into major architectural projects • The collaboration process, from concept to installation • The European culture of art in architecture With regard to specific skill development, the fellows sought to acquire knowledge on glass surface techniques and workshop practices, including use of new products and machinery, health and safety issues and handling, storage, transport and installation of large scale artworks. In order to optimise the outcomes of this fellowship and revitalize the Architectural glass industry, the fellows recognise the importance of ensuring that the knowledge obtained is shared with others. Following an overview of the international experience, a series of recommendations have been made regarding a range of initiatives and activities that the fellows identify as central to knowledge transfer and furthering opportunities for the built environment. The report then concludes with a series of recommendations for government bodies, professional associations, education and training providers, industry, business and the community.
Acronyms & Abbreviations AGDA: Architectural Glass Design AUSGLASS: The Australian Association of Glass Artists CNC: Computer numerical control DEEWR: Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Glasstec: International Trade Fair of Glass Technology ISSI: International Specialised Skills Institute LED: Light Emitting Diode PPE: Personal Protective Equipment RAIA: Royal Australian Institute of Architects TAFE: Technical and Further Education UV: Ultra violet
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