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Environment
DuPont Enables View Of Tombs
July 16, 2007
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 85, Issue 29
Laminated safety glass from DuPont allows visitors to the 18th-century baroque church of St. Stephen, in Vicenza, near Venice, Italy, to easily see recently discovered Roman tombs under the church floor. Using ink-jet printing technology, architects color-matched the 27-mm-thick SentryGlas blocks to the church's pink Asiago marble floor. Visitors can view the tombs and early church walls below while standing on the glass blocks.
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