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Award-winning glazed extension and renovation
Dalston House was featured in the article 'Clearly Unique' which showcased how Lindsay and Matt Gormley transformed their terrace home by renovating the whole building and by building a new highly glazed extension. The aim of the extension was to create a contemporary yet
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Self Build & Design October 2018
Blackheath House featured in an article 'celebrating the beauty of wood'. This project was shortlisted in the Wood Awards for the outstanding use of a wide variety of wood species.The feature talks about how wood was used both externally and internally to connect the property further...
Self Build & Design Oct 2018
IQ Glass recently featured in the Self Build & Design magazine with a case study about a new project. The rear extension to a London terrace home, designed by Kaap Studio Architects, a balcony style extension was installed.
Self Build & Design Oct 2018
To this property, "a combination of frameless rooflights and automated venting roof lights were installed... to achieve maximum light levels". Rooflights are an exceptional method of increasing light levels within properties as the light is funnelled down directly...
Self Build & Design Oct 2018
IQ Glass featured in the article 'a touch of glass' in the Oct 2018 edition of Self Build & Design. This article showcased Gibson Road, a residential project that IQ Glass completed the glazing for. For this project, three steel-framed pivot doors were installed to the...
Selfbuild & Design May 2014
Several of IQ's most interesting projects were showcased in Selfbuild & Design this month in a special article titles Glazing Inspiration. Amongst the projects shown were Ladlecombe, Melbury Road and Dalston House. View the article here
Selfbuild & Design March 2014
Several of IQ’s most interesting projects were showcased in Selfbuild & Design this month in a special article titles ‘Glazing Inspiration’. Amongst the projects shown were Ladlecombe, Melbury Road and Dalston House.
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