Synopsis
Architects discuss the importance of natural light and glass in the design of the new Glasgow School of Art building.
- Programme: Facing up to Mackintosh
- Channel: BBC Two
- Broadcast year: 2014
- Building & Construction | Design - Design process from conception to completion. Human factors, e.g. inclusivity,heat, acoustics, lighting and air quality.
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