On the ground floor, large elevations of glazing were introduced to open the interior towards the landscape and flood the living spaces with daylight. A minimal windows fixed system was installed alongside a two-track minimal windows sliding door system, comprising two fixed panes and one sliding pane with an overall frame width of 7,000 mm. Adjacent to this, a second two-track minimal windows system was fitted, featuring three fixed and two sliding panes with an overall frame width of 12,500 mm. The ultra-slim aluminium profiles of the minimal windows systems ensure minimal visual interruption, allowing the extensive glass surfaces to take precedence and preserve uninterrupted countryside views, exemplifying the precision and aesthetic value of bespoke glazing in Crickhowell.
The upper floor continues the architectural language of transparency and lightness. Spanning from the north-west to the south-east elevation, a toughened and laminated glass balustrade was installed, stretching across an 18,000 mm span. Supported discreetly within a silver anodised aluminium base channel, the balustrade provides a seamless and secure edge while maintaining open views over the property and surrounding landscape.
In addition to the primary architectural glazing, IQ Glass also delivered several bespoke external elements, including feature pressings and balustrade glass surrounding the outdoor pool, as well as a series of standalone glass balustrade screens positioned throughout the landscaped garden areas. These additions complemented the main glazing package and extended the project’s design language beyond the building envelope, ensuring visual continuity and material consistency across all elements.