Façade Open bright spaces which seamlessly pass into the terrace or garden are a feature of modern construction. Modern architectural trends inspire contemporary designers. The creation of large glass façades that bridge the exterior and interior of the building is a task that requires warm and stable solutions. Energy-efficient aluminium ...

It is widely anticipated that the 'de facto' standard for window U-values in new homes will be 0.8 W/ m 2 ·K in 2025. It is important for installers to be prepared for the tightening of these regulations in the run up to the introduction of the Future Homes Standard in 2025.

To use the simplified method, a dwelling must not exceed the maximum area of glazing as a percentage of floor area, as well as the maximum area in the most glazed room, with different percentages depending on the orientation of the largest glazed façade. This recognises that a 'one specification fits all' approach isn’t always appropriate.

Pilkington Planar™ models are now available through the widely-used BIM programme Revit, helping architects and engineers to accurately and collaboratively create structurally glazed atriums, facades, and roofs in 3D modelling.

4000m2 of glass was used in total across the façade. The £90m, nine-storey mixed-use project has created over 65,000 sq ft of category-A office space as well as eight restaurant and retail units on the lower-ground, ground and first floors.

Students at Royal Holloway University of London will now find a brand new, architect-designed private accommodation and social hub located in Egham, Surrey.

Balustrades Glass barriers are used in buildings for a number of purposes and allow the maximum flow of light and view both inside and outside the structure.

It provides a method for measuring colour differences within the same glass pane and between two adjacent panes in the same façade. Specific requirements are given for coated glass, dependent upon its light transmittance and reflectance. Guidance is also provided on angle dependency, reflection from the interior and transmission.

Façade; Glass Floors; Glass Furniture; Greenhouses; Glass Radiators ; Internal Partitions; Kitchens; Mirrors; Rooflights; Solar Panels; Windows; Internal Partitions Today's homes reflect the trends for families to spend more time together so they are often open plan which provides a great feeling of space.

Façade; Glass Floors; Glass Furniture; Greenhouses; Glass Radiators ; Internal Partitions; Kitchens; Mirrors; Rooflights; Solar Panels; Windows; Doors The use of glass in both external and internal doors can provide added light to your home without sacrificing safety, security or privacy.