Below is some information i have gathered by reading a variety of Australian Standards. All the information further collaborates measurements and material selection for my MAJOR PROJECT.
AS 1288-2006
• 2.1.1
o Tinted heat absorbent glass classified in accordance with AS/NZS 4667
• 2.1.4
o Safety glazing material complies with the requirements of AS/NZS 2208, they are non-standard thickness. When applied to glazing, safety organic coatings shall extend to the edge of the glass or within 3 mm of the sightline and shall be permanently bonded to the glass.
• 2.2.2 Structral Sealant
o the structural sealant shall be silicone complying with ASTM C1184. The characteristic strength of the solicone shall be greater than0.21 MPa
REFER TO AS 2047 for window walls • 3.3.3 Servicability limit states
o the maximum deflection for the serviceability states by controlling or limiting deflection.
• 2047
• 3.7.2. Strength limit state
o the design action effect (except for silicone sealants immersed in water) shall be limited to a max of;
♣ 0.011 MPa for dead and live long-term loads; or
♣ b. 0.210 MPa for ultimate limit wind loads only
• 3.7.3 serviceability limit state
o b. for but glazing with glass fins, combined joint and frame movements meet the deflection limit requirements of clause 3.5.2.
o see appendix F for examples
• Table 4.1
o Nominal Thickness mm Minimum thickness mm
monolithic glass 3 2.8 4 3.8 5 4.8 6 5.8 8 7.7 • 10 9.7
o 12 11.7
♣ 15 14.5
⎥ 19 18.0
⎥ 25 23.5
this table applies to symmetrical and non symmetrical glass
These images are from www.lisus.com.sg the details which i talked about 2 posts previously. I used these measurements for my model so if you compare my model measurements to these notes they are similar for certain aspects such as the web diameter and the brackets for concrete connection. However i have made a few changes to the model such as the use of sealant and position of glass panel bracket placements and attachments to the concrete slab. The rest of my measurements for my model i derived from the appropriate Australian Standards which i posted this month aswell. 
