IQ Glass designed and installed impressive structural frameless glazing to a South West London period property's new glazed extension, designed to provide the homeowners with a vast amount of natural light and simple access to their garden.
Credit
CB Architects
Location
South West London
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Impressive floor to ceiling slim framed glass sliding doors were designed to be opened on all corners of the extension for dynamic movement through the open-plan space.
Creating an open corner with sliding glass doors maximises both the natural light intake as well as increasing the living spaces both inside and out. Maximum light and and increased useable living space were key elements of the brief for the homeowners.
Merging the internal and external space seamlessly with minimal aesthetics and flush threshold detail helped to create the ideal indoor-outdoor living experience, allowing the homeowners to enjoy their external living spaces throughout the year with seamless transitions between the two.
Above these glass sliding doors is a frameless glass rooflight allowing vertical light to enter the home throughout the day. The frameless rooflight is supported with low iron glass beams for the clearest opening.
Using low iron glass beams instead of metal supports reduces any obstruction to light or sky views. The natural light intake and sky views are enhanced by the frameless glass used, preventing any obstruction with framing.
Incorporating a frameless rooflight into the ceiling above the dining room area provides the perfect amount of natural light throughout the day, reducing the requirement for artificial lighting and creating a bright and airy light filled space for entertaining and every day living.
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