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Role of Glass in Automotive Design Synthesis: Functional and Aesthetic Aspects Role of Glass in Automotive Design Synthesis: Functional and Aesthetic Aspects George D. Liamadis Dipl Arch, PgD/MA Automotive Design Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Keywords Due to the continuous technical progress of Introduction glass as a material, designers are now able to make increasing use of transparent areas in Transparency plays a significant role in automobiles. Glass plays a key role in the synthesis, whether research is upon architectural, synthesis of automotive forms, determining the industrial or automotive design. relation between full and empty space, and the The evolution of automotive forms, has always contrast of light and dark areas. Due to its sleek, been to some extend dictated by the physical limits highly reflective surface, glass further emphasizes imposed by glass as a material. Today, the form of the car, through the reflections of light approximately 15-20% of a car’s external surface Poster 20 and the surroundings on panels. Extended glass is glass, percentage which is subject to further surfaces are perceived as a styling element related increase, bearing in mind the enhanced freedom to advanced automotive technology. Size of offered to designers by the continuous progress of windows, not only indicate the typology and glass as a material and the introduction of plastic character of the vehicle in terms of styling, but also alternatives such as polycarbonate. Glass, apart determine driver and passenger’s perception of from the major and archetypical role of providing internal space, speed and safety. While small glass a closed and yet transparent cell that turns driving surfaces are used by some manufacturers to into an all-weather activity, is now commissioned create close, protective interiors and robust to satisfy various other functional and aesthetic exteriors to make cars look and feel more safe, requirements in automotive design and styling. quite the opposite may be thought of as a safety This paper aims to research these functional feature. Indeed, by incorporating extended glass and aesthetic aspects of the role of glass in surfaces, we enhance driver’s visibility, thus contemporary automotive styling trends, through achieving an increased perception of speed and diachronic principles of the architectural/design therefore we reduce subjective safety feeling, synthesis. making drivers more responsible in terms of their own risks. In addition, increased eye-contact with Transparency and Reflectiveness: pedestrians and other motorists, tend to make Full and Empty Space drivers more socially aware and sensitive regarding the consequences of their actions. Car Two are the basic inherent qualities of glass interior is neither an exclusively private nor a public that determine its role in automotive applications: space. Different degrees of privatization of car it is a transparent and highly reflective material. interior space can be achieved due to variable What the human eye most of the time perceives opacity (electrochrome) glass. Furthermore, glass is no other than a combination of these two is starting to perform many more functions: qualities. However, this is a non-static combination defrosting windscreens with incorporated radio and according to the surrounding environment and aerial, heat-reflectant glass and coming soon anti- light conditions, one may prevail upon the other. intrusion and water-repellent glass. Taken into In his 1932 article “The Automobile Standard account that it can also now be moulded in and Artistic Creation”, Walter Gropius discussed increasingly complex forms, glass is expected to the varied possibilities of the car designer’s art: “ allow designers an even more freedom in Nowadays designers lay stress on the essential synthesis of automotive forms, thus enforcing its research, on understanding the function of those role in car design and styling. objects, which are to be created, and they use the Glass Processing Days, 18–21 June 2001 422 www.glassfiles.com specific laws of form-making – that is, laws of Renault Espace, Scenic or even more Fiat rhythm, proportion, of light-dark contrast, of Multipla), best suited to express the message of balance and of the full and empty space – adopting a “car to live in”. them logically to the technical procedures used by Proportion between solid and transparent parts the engineer”. determines how we perceive the overall volume of Glass has a key role in these principles of a vehicle. This is one of the main reasons why synthesis. When reflections prevail upon certain cars may look under- or oversized, smaller transparency, glass represents the dark areas of of larger than they really are. A proper handling of the form in the above-mentioned light-dark these aspects on behalf of the designer, may lead contrast, while when it comes to transparency, to the creation of a form incorporating certain glass is the empty space in the balance between desired characteristics: for example a large full and empty. Both these contrasts are crucial in limousine that hides its volume (see BMW 7 series design synthesis as, when used properly, can vs. previous Mercedes S-class), an A-segment car effectively provide the vehicle with the desirable that looks more spacious than its rivals, or a car character and indicate its function. A typical that although classified in one segment aims partly example is that of the proportion between glass to the next bigger segment market (Citroen C5). and solid parts in sports cars and in small utility Car designs proportioned in favour of solid cars. In sports cars, glass surfaces are fairly small rather than transparent, tend to look muscular, thus when compared to solid, opaque metal areas. providing a visual feeling of strength and safety. Windows, specially the side ones, are low This is a typical aspect of German car design, participating to the car’s limited overall height, and incorporated to reflect their cars’ high standards of enhancing by this horizontality the impression of passive safety and reliability, onto the body form. a stretched body, synonym of dynamism and In contrast, most of French car design incorporates speed. Quite the opposite applies for city larger glass surfaces, thus achieving a balance commuters. These small cars incorporate taller that best suites their national characteristic of glass areas, to emphasize verticality, and thus elegance. Proportioning not only successfully express the feeling of enhanced visibility and relates to the national identity of the product, but spaciousness though within a short overall length. brand identity in particular as well. High beltlines Poster 20 A similar formal language applies in the styling of and narrow side glazing is a synonym of Alfa the so-called “voitures a vivre” (MPVs such as Romeo’s sports identity while the opposite applies Glazing/paneling Car Segment (height) Sports Car (Audi TT) 4/10 C Segment (VW New Beetle) 5,3/10 B Segment (Renault Clio) 6,3/10 Medium MPV (Fiat Multipla) 8,4/10 Fig.1: Car typologies and the proportion of side glazing height to panelling height Glass Processing Days, 18–21 June 2001 www.glassfiles.com 423 for the PSA Peugeot-Citroen Group. while others are rather orientated towards close, However, apart from transparency, glass under protective interiors and robust exteriors that make most lighting conditions reveals one more of its cars both look and feel safer. Such characteristics, basic qualities as a material: its sleek surfaces typical of the German prestige saloons, are often constantly reflect light and images of the expressed through small windows, restricted views surrounding environment. In contrast to and dark materials that tend to look classier. architecture where the form is a synthesis of Besides, size of the windows in a car volumes, in automotive design, forms are defined determines passenger’s perception of speed. through intersecting surfaces and reflections. Indeed, small glass surfaces translate into Glass panels form a unity together with the restricted view, less visual information, less moving similarly reflective metal panels of the car body, objects around, and therefore restrained feeling of emphasizing the overall shape through the speed and relaxed journey. This is an additional reflections. This is undoubtedly the most reason why fast or prestige cars have small interesting aspect of the role of glass in car design windows. However, interesting seem to appear synthesis. Despite the general similarities between concepts of sport-cars that incorporate large glass automotive and architectural design and the surfaces and due to the resulting increased feeling common basic principles of form-making, a major of speed, offer the pleasure of subjectively fast difference in the use of glass is hereby remarked. driving at relatively lower actual speeds. While most building materials (that consist the Such a concept may also be introduced as a “full”, solid), have rough non-reflective surfaces safety feature. Considering the existence of a and therefore are in a relation of contrast to the subjective, non-measurable kind of safety (apart glass surfaces (covering the “empty”, transparent), from the conventional terms of active and passive quite the opposite applies to car design. Here, both safety), one should say that safe may rather be a full and empty space is represented by reflecting car that prevents drivers from attitude of speeding, materials, thus creating not only the contrast of than one that creates the feeling of subjective over- solid and transparent, but a unity of reflected protection. Providing the drivers with good views, images at the same time. Light and image we create an over-perception of speed that makes Poster 20 reflections are constantly changing as car passes them more sensible/responsible in terms of their by, further emphasizing movement and creating an own risks. illusion of transformation which is inherent part of Enhanced visibility can be advantageous for a running car’s impressionistic nature (in fact it is some more reasons. Increased eye-contact with our perception of the car that is impressionistic).
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