Case studies

Explore how Glazing Vision rooflights have transformed spaces by enhancing natural daylight and ventilation and unlocking otherwise unused space across a number of residential and commercial projects.

The elegant facade of a building features a decorative entrance with multiple steps leading up to a large door. Flanking the entrance are potted plants and black wrought iron railings. Large windows above and banners on the sides add to the charming appearance. The name "Templeton Garden" is displayed prominently.

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Harmonising Heritage and Daylight at Miiro Templeton Garden London

Glazing Vision Flushglaze Eaves Rooflights were specified to brighten the extension at the new Miiro Templeton Garden, channeling daylight deep into the ground-floor social spaces.

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A two-story stone house with a red-tiled roof, featuring white windows and a double door entrance. A garden with blooming tulips is visible in the foreground, and a blue sky with fluffy clouds stretches above.

Bringing Natural Light to a Historic Oxford Extension

Resonant Architecture utilised Glazing Vision Flushglaze & Electric VisionVent rooflights to introduce natural daylight & passive ventilation into a contemporary zinc-clad extension in Old Headington.

A colorful modern building with a pink facade, featuring curved arches and large windows. The lower part of the building is bordered by a light blue fence, and the street runs alongside it under a partly cloudy sky.

Cloud House: A Post-Modern Masterpiece in Gospel Oak

Featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs, The Cloud House was designed by architect Peter Morris for his own family. Glazing Vision was chosen to supply three custom-sized Fixed Flushglaze rooflights.

A modern indoor space with large windows and skylights allowing natural light to fill the area. Plants are placed in various spots, and a cozy seating arrangement is visible in the corner. The walls feature a mix of light colors and textures, creating an inviting atmosphere.

Multi-Part Rooflight Stuns New Silicon Valley Home

Installed over a central indoor solarium in Silicon Valley, this Multi-Part Flushglaze Rooflight floods the heart of the home with natural daylight.

A spacious terrace overlooking the ocean, featuring a circular seating area, outdoor grill, and modern glass structures. The scene captures a cloudy sky and waves gently crashing on the beach below.

Designing Above the Coast: An Award-Winning Australian Home

This three-storey coastal residence offers sweeping views of Berry’s Bay. Defined by strong architectural intent, open-plan living, and a seamless connection to its spectacular coastal surroundings.

A grand stairway leads down into a stylish interior space featuring stone walls and warm lighting. A glass ceiling allows natural light to illuminate the area, which includes elegant tables and modern décor.

Bespoke Rooflight Enhances Natural Daylight in Historic Hotel

Matfen Hall's stunning transformation features a bespoke Flushglaze Rooflight, creating a striking ‘glass roof’ affect.

A modern rooftop terrace featuring a glass-bordered swimming pool reflecting the sky, surrounded by wooden decking and illuminated by soft lighting. In the background, a tall building with a classic facade is visible against a cloudy sky.

Multipart Flushglaze & Box Rooflights provide access to London office roof terrace

Transformed 6 Duke Street with an accessible terrace and rooflights, enhancing natural light, space, and property value in central London.

A sunny courtyard with a large green lawn, surrounded by historic buildings. Students are gathered on the grass, some sitting in groups. A tall tree stands in the foreground, providing shade. Clear blue skies with a few white clouds.

Revitalising Historic Learning Spaces at Balliol College

Balliol College’s recent refurbishment project has transformed an underutilised lower ground space into an improved, modern lecture theatre and dedicated music suite, flooded with natural daylight

A bright, modern kitchen features a skylight, wooden flooring, and white cabinetry. A small table with a plant is beside a cozy blue armchair, while sliding glass doors open to a garden space filled with greenery.

Flushglaze Rooflight Brings Daylight To Georgian Extension

A Grade II listed maisonette in Islington was transformed by ARCHEA into a light-filled modern home, utilising a Flushglaze Fixed Rooflight within a new extension.

A modern two-story house with a combination of brick and white exterior. Large glass sliding doors open to a patio area, and there are several tall, slender trees in the background under a cloudy sky.

Flushglaze Rooflights Create Light & Inviting Extension

PMB Construction specified Glazing Vision Flushglaze rooflights to enhance the levels of natural daylight in a rear ground floor extension.

A Modern Dream Built Into a Brighton Garden

Lap Chan of Morgan Carn Architects successfully designed a contemporary, three-storey home for clients Nick and Kate on a small, restricted garden plot by employing a vertical strategy.