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Day View
Glass valley.
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Glass valley
A glass valley follows the junction between two rooflines, drawing daylight along the inner edge of the home and giving the spaces beneath an overhead outlook.
ALL ROOF GLAZINGWithin The Space
A closer look.
Explore the details, changing light and quiet moments that bring the architecture together.
Down the Stair Hall.
A ribbon of glass follows the roofline, drawing daylight along the passage towards the kitchen.
Along the Junction.
A glazed roof junction introduces light across the kitchen and dining space.
A Line of Sky.
Sloping overhead glazing frames a narrow view of the sky beside the pitched roof.
Over the Table.
Overhead glazing above the dining table draws daylight into the extension, with the garden beyond the glazed doors.
Down the Stair Hall.
A ribbon of glass follows the roofline, drawing daylight along the passage towards the kitchen.
Along the Junction.
A glazed roof junction introduces light across the kitchen and dining space.
A Line of Sky.
Sloping overhead glazing frames a narrow view of the sky beside the pitched roof.
Over the Table.
Overhead glazing above the dining table draws daylight into the extension, with the garden beyond the glazed doors.
In their words.
“We liked the professionalism of the work force and their attention to detail; this included reusing bricks from the original flank wall for the new wall and a glass valley in the new pitched roof to allow more light into the front lounge.”
