Andrew Moor's "Colours of Architecture" explores the transformation of architectural glass art in the last two decades. Once a static art form, glass is now revitalised by developing technologies. The book showcases how colour has become a defining feature in contemporary architecture. Divided into two sections, Architecture and Art, the book examines design philosophies and techniques like screen-printed enamels, lamination, and sandblasting. It features vibrant, colourful buildings and projects from around the world, highlighting the work of renowned architects and artists. This work documents a crucial shift towards colour in the built environment, revealing the exciting possibilities of glass as a medium for architectural expression.
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