The Slimline window system was utilised on this project to provide a thermally efficient fenestration whilst retaining the traditional steel window design. Sky-Frame sliding doors were used to the rear elevation allowing maximum expanse of openable screens. Architectural design & construction by www.llamagroup.co.uk
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Swindon, Wiltshire.
Structural glass box supported of Low iron glass fins and beams connected together with a mortise and tenon joint. The glass uses a solar control coating to minimise heat build up whilst water runs off backwards into a concealed rear gutter.
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Holland Park, London.
Structural glazing and Sky-Frame were used extensively in this stunning property. The glass roof above the kitchen was also a glass floor and the glass balustrading was utilised throughout. Bespoke metal flashings were designed to infill the basement lightwell providing it with maximum daylight.
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Dunchurch, Warwickshire.
Sky-frame and structural glazing were used on this midlands property. The tall floor to ceiling screens with flush thresholds allowed for a seamless transition between the indoor and outdoor space.
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Alderley Edge, Cheshire.
Structural glazing was utilised on both the main house and the swimming pool building. Glass balustrading was installed on the bespoke cantilever staircase whilst the pool doors were bi-folding Oak doors set in to contrast against the modern structural glazing.
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Lymm, Cheshire.
Double storey glass box in excess of 5000mm tall. ClearGlaze glass doors were used whilst structural support was gained from the triple laminated low iron glass fin and beam combination which are connected utilising a mortise and tenon joint.
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Corntown, Glamorgan.
Glass box built to this rustic barn set within the welsh countryside. Low Iron glass fins and beams were used as the supporting structure whilst perimeter framework was chased into the traditional stone walling.
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Downton, Wiltshire.
Double storey glass screen in excess of 5000mm tall. ClearGlaze glass doors were used whilst structural support was gained from the triple laminated low iron glass fins. The shorter elevation is glazed using the system systems into the exposed oak frame.
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High Legh, Cheshire.
Corner Opening Sky-Frame sliding doors were utilised to create this stunning designed living space. XFrame GRP windows were used to replace the existing timber window to provide energy efficiency and minimal frame details. Architectural design & construction by www.llamagroup.co.uk
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Vale, Guernsey.
Structural glass linkway incorporating ClearGlaze frameless glass doors. All glass is bonded together without need for intrusive glass fins or beams.
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Leyland, Lancashire.
Stunning large Sky-Frame screen to this rear glazed patio area featuring glazed rooflights within a covered open air seating area.
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Notting Hill, London.
Structural glazing and Sky-Frame were used extensively in this stunning property. The glass roof above the kitchen was also a glass floor and the glass balustrading was utilised throughout. Bespoke metal flashings were designed to blend the glazing with the building.
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