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An architectural building panel comprises a sealed glazing unit having at least two spaced apart parallel glazing sheets which define a cavity closed by a peripheral seal. Opaque strip elements on the building panel provide the appearance of window frames surrounding transparent glass areas, with re

An architectural building panel comprises a sealed glazing unit having at least two spaced apart parallel glazing sheets which define a cavity closed by a peripheral seal. Opaque strip elements on the building panel provide the appearance of window frames surrounding transparent glass areas, with regions of the panel outside these frames being provided with surface area patterns that simulate the appearance of conventional building materials such as brick or the like. The building panel can be used in any convenient size, and may be of a size to extend between structural floors of a building so that a curtain wall for the building can be composed of exteriors of such building panels.

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An architectural building panel comprises a sealed glazing unit having at least two spaced apart parallel glazing sheets which define a cavity closed by a peripheral seal. Opaque strip elements on the building panel provide the appearance of window frames surrounding transparent glass areas, with re

An architectural building panel comprises a sealed glazing unit having at least two spaced apart parallel glazing sheets which define a cavity closed by a peripheral seal. Opaque strip elements on the building panel provide the appearance of window frames surrounding transparent glass areas, with regions of the panel outside these frames being provided with surface area patterns that simulate the appearance of conventional building materials such as brick or the like. The building panel can be used in any convenient size, and may be of a size to extend between structural floors of a building so that a curtain wall for the building can be composed of exteriors of such building panels. otective cap of claim 3 wherein a circular wall is secured to and extends downwardly from the canopy and intersects the rib extensions. 6. The protective cap of claim 5 wherein the rib extensions below the canopy are in the same vertical planes, respectively, as the rib elements on the upper surface of the canopy. 7. The protective cap of claim 5 wherein the rib elements on the upper surface of the canopy have outer terminal ends located above the circular wall. 8. A protective cover for covering the end of a concrete reinforcing bar, comprising, a hollow cylindrical the having an open lower end and a closed upper end, a cap on the upper end of the tube and extending outwardly therefrom, a plurality of spaced rib elements secured to and extending radially outwardly from a centerpoint above the tube on an upper surface of the cap, the tube and the cap being comprised of a single one-piece molded plastic material of unitary construction, the closed upper end of the tube being in the form of an inverted frusto one. 9. The cover of claim 3 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 10. The cover of claim 4 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 11. The cover of claim 5 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 12. The cover of claim 6 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 13. The cover of claim 7 wherein an upper interior end of the tube terminates in the form of an inverted frusto cone. 14. The cover of claim 3 wherein a plurality of secondary ribs extend between the rib elements secured to the upper surface of the canopy. 15. The cover of claim 13, wherein a plurality of secondary ribs extend between the rib elements secured to the upper surface of the cap. 16. The cover of claim 14 wherein a plurality of secondary ribs extend between the rib elements secured to the upper surface of the cap. preferably coupled to an internal frame of the partition by a mounting bracket which extends laterally inwardly over the top of a cover into engagement with the internal frame. With an inner surface of the display board lying on an outerface of the cover coupling to the framework to merely provide for support against vertical downward movement of the display board can be sufficient. Mounting separate brackets which extend from the framework outwardly above a cover are advantageously provided for ease of connection.