What Architects Actually Mean by Cantilevered Glazing Cantilevered glazing is one of those architectural terms that can create an immediate visual impression. It suggests glass projecting beyond its supports, roof edges appearing to float in space and transparent structures achieving something that seems almost impossible given the apparent absence of conventional framing. In contemporary residential […]
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Start With the Architecture, Not the Glass The idea of a glass box extension is immediately appealing. Expansive transparent walls, uninterrupted views and a seamless connection with the garden can transform the character of a home, particularly when a contemporary addition is placed alongside an older or more traditional building. It is therefore understandable that […]


