Glass walkway

Assembledge+ designed the modern Laurel Hills Residence in Los Angeles in the foothills of Laurel Canyon with pavilions that are joined by glass hallways.

Glass Links are a perfect way to seamlessly join two buildings, linking outbuildings or creating spaces that can be enjoyed all year round.

Image 4 of 18 from gallery of Hurdle House / Adam Knibb Architects. Photograph by James Morris

A new 200 sqm extension to presitigous London residence uses a structural strip rooflight connecting its occupants to the historical Regents Park surroundings with maximum natural light throughout. Click on the link to see more glazing in this glass walkway case study.

The house is situated in the heart of an old town district in Barcelona, Spain. The urban grid of the area is characterized by small, narrow and long plots. The plot is very long and

This high end spa and hotel installed a frames glass roof to flood this interior walkway with natural light, and ensure it was well-ventilated for guests... #interiordesign #hotels #glazing #architecture #design

London’s iconic Tower Bridge has added a new attraction—a vertigo-inducing glass floor on its west walkway.

Watergate glass link - ours would look like this wouldn't it?

Taking a building that has lain derelict or neglected for decades, perhaps centuries, and breathing new life into old stone and brick can be a hugely rewarding experience.

a housing renovation in a flat landscape urges the inhabitants to dwell in the exterior spaces as much as the interior, to absorb the natural beauty of the native habitat.