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Hello there, I am trying to make a curtain wall with the layers glass/air/glass, with connections/bridges at three levels from the levels to the outer glass, a small section of glass on the outside should be frosted in front of the levels/floors/connections to hide what is behind. I have currently made a simple pattern with adjustable mullions, but there are nothing that holds the two layers together, and it's not even close to what I want to achieve..
The pattern wil be applied to a curved surface that is divided. Any ideas/suggestions/comments are very welcome.Here is my current pattern:http://d.pr/f/Yf3l
I hva attached google images of what I'm trying to approach.
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If the wall is vertical DON'T USE a mass and wall by face.
I would just build this as two curtain walls and add your connecting elements as family elements placed separately.
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