A quiet space. A closer connection.
A glass roof and curved glazing bring daylight into a sheltered sitting space, connecting the home with its brick-walled courtyard.
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Lansdown Crescent, in focus.
The space
Glass extension.
The context
Sitting space and courtyard.
The details
Glass roof and curved glazing.
Designed around the building.
Use this example as a starting point for your own project. The glazing, connections and installation approach are developed around the requirements of your space.
Discuss dimensions, glass specification, access and installation with the team when developing your proposal.
| Project / range | Lansdown Crescent |
|---|---|
| Focus | Glass extension |
| Setting / scope | Sitting space and courtyard |
| Design considerations | Glass roof and curved glazing |
Light, from every perspective.
Explore the connection between the sitting space and courtyard, and take a closer look at the glass roof and curved glazing.
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A little more clarity.
Could something similar work in my property?
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How are costs and timings established?
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What could your space become?
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