“Frameless” Has Become a Shortcut for Good Architecture There is an image that has become almost synonymous with high-end contemporary architecture: an expansive pane of glass, barely visible framing and a landscape that appears to continue uninterrupted beyond the room. When it is done well, the effect can be exceptional. It is not difficult to […]
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Sep
Sep
There Is No Such Thing as a Universally Essential Upgrade Window upgrades are usually presented as a progression. Better glass, lower U-values, slimmer frames or more specialised finishes can all appear to move the specification in the right direction. Technically, they may do exactly that. Architecturally, however, an improvement only has value when the building […]
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Sep
Sep
A Window Is More Than a Frame and a Piece of Glass A window appears to be one of the simpler components in a building. There is a frame, an area of glass and, where required, a means of opening it. That visual simplicity can make substantial differences in price difficult to understand. Much of […]
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Aug
Aug
The Best Glazing Trend May Be Not Looking Trend-Led When planning a major renovation or new home, it is natural to want the finished building to feel contemporary. The difficulty is that what feels current today can become the detail that dates the building tomorrow. Glazing is particularly exposed to this cycle. Frame colours become […]
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Jul
Jul
Steel-Look Windows Are Inspired by a Distinct Architectural Tradition Steel-look windows have become one of the defining features of contemporary residential design, appearing in everything from kitchen extensions to country house renovations. Their slim sightlines, elegant proportions and ability to maximise natural light have made them particularly popular among homeowners seeking a modern yet understated […]