Or this one

A lot.... lol.
There are so many variables there that it is impossible to say. How many units total, what material, what sizes, what is it being installed into, etc?
Could be anywhere from $10k to $100k

I just finished a house with a lot of windows overlooking a lake. Here are some thoughts on the pic. The fact that most of the glass areas are square or simple triangles will keep your costs to a minimum. Round/curved glass is expensive to acquire and expensive to trim. We had to greatly reduce our glass area because of recent code changes (wind load requirements). If you have something like that shown in the pic, you are going to be using a lot of steel and/or laminated beams and it is not going to be cheap. Another thing to consider is that much glass is going to be cold in the winter at night. Depending on orientation it is going to be very hot during certain seasons and times of the day. It may look neat, but how are you going to keep something like that clean. Here are some photos of "less" glass. The sections between these windows are solid 2x6's (3 each) and liminated beams.
These are relative expensive (french door with sidelites is about $4k, sidelights about $800 each, top window was a few thousand because of the shape (as well as I remember these were the costs).

beautiful home lkbum. Good advice as well :)

lkbum,

Where is my invite for the weekend?

I will do the shopping.

Thanks guys. I still keep up with this board to read your inputs. Wow, stop by anytime. We're north of atlanta and spring time is best.

I just might take you up on that sometime.

I have some family in Atlanta and want to check that area out sometime.