Matching Feels Like the Safest Design Decision There is an understandable comfort in deciding that every window in a house should match. Choose one style, repeat the proportions and maintain the same visual language throughout. The result should, in theory, feel ordered and coherent. Sometimes it does. Repetition is one of architecture’s most useful tools. […]
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We Became Obsessed With Making Windows Disappear Contemporary residential architecture has become remarkably good at making glass feel almost absent. Panes have grown larger, frames have become visually quieter and fixed glazing can create the impression that the building simply stops where the landscape begins. Used well, the effect can be exceptional. It is easy […]
Condensation Is About Moisture, Not Just Windows Condensation is often one of the first things homeowners notice after installing new windows, and it can understandably cause concern. It is easy to assume that moisture appearing on the glass indicates a fault with the window itself. In most cases, however, condensation is not caused by the […]
Security Starts With the Whole Window When homeowners think about window security, attention often focuses on a single feature. Some assume stronger locks provide the greatest protection, while others believe laminated glass or reinforced frames alone will prevent a break-in. Architects and glazing specialists take a much broader view. Modern window security is not created […]




