glass curtain

American  

noun

1. a transparent or translucent curtain covering the interior of a window opening.

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Example Sentences

They already have the operable windows required in housing, unlike the climate-controlled modern offices sealed behind glass curtain walls.

From Seattle Times

The seven-story building on N Street, with a curved glass curtain in front, was purchased from Stream Realty Partners of Dallas, according to USC officials.

From Washington Post

And get rid of what the court called “the glass curtain.”

From Los Angeles Times

The centerpiece of Shigematsu’s design is a new three-story gallery building, sheathed in a glass curtain wall.

From New York Times

That facade has since been replaced by a glass curtain wall, which admits daylight into the previously dim building and serves as a point of visual and physical connection to the Geffen Theater orb.

From Los Angeles Times