Walkon glass, how to apply it? From different smaller panels a roof terrace, up to a ceiling made entirely out of glass.

For architects in training, to design a building, that is a challenge. Redeveloping an old, dark building into an inspiring space, that is even more of a challenge.

Hutker Architects designed the Duin Huis on the beautiful island of Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts.

In this article you can read how the Freestanding Box is applied as an access to the roof terrace.

The top floor kitchen of the Glass house features a Glazing Vision opening rooflight on a flat roof to ensure maximum daylight and ventilation, whilst adding to the minimalist nature of the building design. The site on Swains Lane is situated on the very edge of a historic Victorian...

Adrian James Architects were appointed to create a new front extension of this church in north Oxford. The extension creates a new threshold for the church, encompassing a large multipart Flushglaze fixed rooflight from Glazing Vision. The frameless rooflight works to fill the entrance lobby with natural daylight and...

‘Walkon glass, that must be incredibly expensive?’ Well, to produce glass as walkon design, it must be strong. Extra thick and laminated. That is what makes walkon glass more expensive than glass of a rooflight.

In this article you can read how a hinged access rooflight provides access to the beautiful roof terrace in the centre of Antwerp. It is a dream: living in a wonderful historic building in the heart of Antwerp, and at the same time enjoying the tranquillity and space in...

Need inspiration? In this article we will take you to different wonderful projects of recent years.