Case studies

Glazing Vision partnered with Architecture W K to revitalise an outdated extension in a Greater London home, turning it into a welcoming, open space for the client to enjoy for years to come.

Glazing Vision rooflights were used to maximise daylight and provide roof terrace access in a rebuilt Mayfair mews house, enhancing its modern, light-filled interior.

To brighten their outdated home, the owners added a two-story extension with frameless Glazing Vision rooflights and windows, creating a modern, light-filled living space.

Glazing Vision’s fixed and modular Flushglaze rooflights were key in transforming this family home’s extension, flooding the space with natural light, enhancing its connection to the garden, and balancing modern aesthetics with optimal thermal performance.

A large bespoke walk on rooflight from Glazing Vision, split into 20 sections, has enabled plenty of natural daylight into this newly built basement conversion, whilst maintaining their outdoor space.

Denizen Works used Glazing Vision’s frameless fixed rooflights to flood Haddo Yard’s living spaces with natural light, overcoming limited vertical wall space in this contemporary Whitstable housing scheme.

Glazing Vision's deluxe rooflights were seamlessly integrated into Lulworth Cove House, a modern seaside cottage with a thatched roof, enhancing natural daylight, ventilation, and starry night views while meeting planning constraints and minimising light pollution.

A Glazing Vision Skydoor Rooflight was used to utilise roof decking in this amazing holiday home in Michigan, just south of Canada.

A historic 19th-century townhouse in Manhattan was beautifully restored and modernised by Dixon Projects, crowned with a sleek three-wall box rooflight that adds natural light, rooftop access, and panoramic city views.

Glazing Vision’s bespoke Ridgeglaze rooflight was integrated into Gloucester Services on the M5, enhancing natural daylight and creating a modern, spacious feel while blending seamlessly with the green roof design.

CSA Architects transformed a neglected manor house in Mawgan Porth into a stunning home with interlinked courtyards, open-plan living spaces, and five Glazing Vision rooflights, seamlessly blending rustic charm with contemporary design.

Mulroy Architects revitalised a Victorian terrace home in Crouch End with an open-plan design and Glazing Vision’s walk-on rooflights, enhancing functionality, daylight, and access to outdoor space through a modern kitchen extension and roof terrace.