What is historic glass? The history of the use of glass in Scotland скачать в хорошем качестве

What is historic glass? The history of the use of glass in Scotland

Learn more about how glass making technology changed the face of buildings. Small panes were fixed together to fill a larger window during medieval times. When glass manufacturers were able to make larger glass sheets, this translated to continuous windows such as in shop fronts. Find out more about glass in Scotland at the Engine Shed, Scotland’s building conservation centre: https://www.engineshed.scot/building-.... -- This film is part of the Building Scotland series of short films celebrating Scotland’s Traditional Building Materials. Scotland’s traditional buildings are one of the country’s most unique and cherished features. These buildings both draw visitors from around the world and create a sense of place and identity for the people that live in Scotland. This series of fourteen short films celebrates the raw materials which were used to create Scotland’s traditional buildings - from stone and slate, to earth, glass and iron. This series accompanies a publication of the same title, Building Scotland, launched in March 2010 by Minister for Culture Fiona Hyslop. A Circa Media Production for Historic Scotland. Edited and designed by Andrew McGregor. With special thanks to the National Library of Scotland Scottish Screen Archive. ------- Follow us at:   / hesengineshed     / hesengineshed     / histenvscot     / historic-environment-scotland   The historic environment is Scotland’s story and it belongs to all of us. It’s part of our everyday lives, it shapes our identity, it tells us about the past, the present – and even points the way to the future. With your support we can do more to share all our stories and look after Scotland’s heritage now and in the years to come. Find out more about how you can support Historic Environment Scotland: https://www.historicenvironment.scot/...