Glass bay window modern

This new build house was designed to mimic the design of the traditional houses on this street in Chiswick. The frameless glass bay windows were created using structural glass with glass joints at the corner and no frame. This frameless glass bay window has the same design as the buildings on the rest of the road with a modern twist. Click on the image to see more pictures of this project.

A minimalist modern steel & Glass extension to a Victorian farmhouse with views to St.Michael’s Mount . Every detail pared down to its minimum, with Velfac windows tight against a bespoke steel frame and flat roof that houses structure and insulation . A great contrast to the Granite farmhouse and a replacement for a mediocre […]

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