S1E9 The Story in the Glass
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21m
Windows are essential in home design, merging history with modern needs. The evolution of materials and designs shows a shift from the craftsmanship of pre-1940s windows to contemporary options that often sacrifice quality for cost. Energy efficiency is crucial, with single pane glass favored in warmer climates, while insulated glass can become obsolete. The choice of wood in window construction impacts durability, highlighting the need for well-designed windows that balance charm and functionality.
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