People in Glass Houses Shouldn’t Throw Stones

From Brittany on September 24th, 2009 in CalFinder News

…unless you’re licensed to replace them. The clever folks at SEHBAC Window & Doors really know their stuff. Their Top 5 Amazing Glass Structures post features some of the coolest glass architecture we’ve seen in a long time.

Did you know the Grand Canyon has a glass Skywalk for the daredevil sightseer in all of us? If only I’d known that when I was scaling the treacherous hiking trails without a mule or water bottle to my name. You’ve got to read this blog before your next trip. Trust me.

We’re even more impressed with this eco-friendly glass house. It has no walls or closed rooms! What kind of exhibitionist mayhem goes on in this place? Props to SEHBAC for showing us the light.

2 Responses to “People in Glass Houses Shouldn’t Throw Stones”

Hannah Says:

September 25th, 2009 at 1:14 am

Hello there,

I’m really glad you enjoyed the post on our blog

You guys are doing some fabulous things here, I’m really enjoying your posts – keep up the good work!

Hannah
(from SEHBAC)

Irish blog of Home and Gardening Says:

September 25th, 2009 at 8:24 pm

Hello Brittany,

It has no wall or closed rooms? How the home-owner does some privacies there?

Anyway, You have a great blog here..

Reki
(Irish Garden)

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Brittany Mauriss
Brittany Mauriss is the Creative Content Editor for CalFinder. When she isn’t busy scouring the web for insanely cool content to bring you, she can usually be found biking around Berkeley or fantasizing about the day she’ll own a solar-powered houseboat with a live-in organic foods chef. She is most proud of her diverse and talented freelance writers, all of whom bring a unique voice to the world of architecture and home remodeling. Brittany received her B.A. from UCLA in English & Creative Writing. Before CalFinder, she worked as a grant writer and director of grassroots marketing for the academic community. She likes long walks and sci-fi movies.