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frit
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frit [frit]
(materials)
Fusible ceramic mixture used to make glazes and enamels for dinnerware and metallic surfaces, as on stoves and metal-base basins and tubs.

frit
Small friable particles produced by quenching a molten glassy material.


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All panels are fritted with an applied regular pattern of vertical mirrored strips, giving the building an overall reflective quality while also making it possible to control natural daylight.
Residents of 1055 Park, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and encased in red-brick fritted glass panels that drench the interiors in southern light, will be exposed to public view when they choose not to engage the motorized shades.
Other sustainable features include capturing site runoff, minimizing natural lighting in visitor service areas and offices, low-e glass, fritted glass and window shading to control daylight and heat gain, and lighting occupancy sensors throughout.
 
 
 
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