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.

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Ridgeglaze rooflight introduces natural daylight into Manor House renovation

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.

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A person stands on a balcony overlooking a lush green landscape. The balcony features a glass railing and a cozy seating area with light-colored cushions. The sky is bright, indicating daylight.

Refurbishment project utilises walk on rooflights to impact livable space

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.

A sloped roof with large glass panels reflects greenery and a garden below, showcasing a cloudy sky in the background.

Pitchridge Roof Window Helps Create Client’s Dream Home Within Conservation Area

Natural daylight can be hard to obtain in some rooms, especially when that room is situated on a second floor. Rooflights and Roof Windows can be a fantastic solution to this.

A modern house with a flat roof and wooden slatted overhang, surrounded by a manicured garden and a reflective pool. The design features large glass windows, offering a view of the outdoor space, which includes neatly trimmed shrubs and a landscaped lawn.

Pitchglaze Roof Windows Provide Home with Natural Daylight and Scenic Views

In Tickhill, Doncaster, this new home replaces a 1970s bungalow, designed for modern sustainable living.

A modern kitchen interior featuring a skylighted, wooden-beamed ceiling. The kitchen has a minimalist design with a metal shelf, potted plants, and a dining table with wooden chairs. Natural light floods the space, illuminating the greenery outside through large glass doors.

Pitchglaze Roof Window provides an abundance of daylight to renovated home

Glazing Vision worked with Cocoon Architects to provide natural daylight into this newly renovated extension.

An indoor swimming pool with a sleek design, featuring a glass ceiling that allows natural light to flood the space. Modern lounge chairs are positioned around the pool, and large sliding doors lead to an outdoor area.

Multipart Rooflight Provides Pool Room With An Abundance of Natural Light

Glazing Vision collaborated with A R C Architecture and Matrod Frampton Ltd to install a large flat rooflight in a Lymington pool room extension for natural light and tranquility, along with a loft rooflight for daylight and ventilation.

A modern house with a flat roof sits near a large body of water, surrounded by green grass and trees. A long, narrow swimming pool extends beside the house, leading to a serene landscape with calm water and distant wind turbines.

Multipart Flushglaze Rooflight provides plenty of daylight into stunning home

Designed by De Kort Van Schaik, the country house at ‘t Raboes seamlessly blends with nature through large frameless rooflights by Glazing Vision, flooding the minimalist, off-grid retreat with daylight and panoramic views of the Eemmeer.

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 modern kitchen featuring a light wooden dining table with two candles, a yellow chair, and a sleek island with storage. The kitchen has gray cabinetry, a white countertop, and stainless steel appliances, with a large window letting in natural light.

Modular rooflight fills extension with natural daylight

At Burma Road, Brian O’Tuama Architects integrated a Glazing Vision fixed rooflight into a Victorian terrace extension, enhancing natural light, connecting indoor and outdoor spaces, and blending contemporary design with conservation area requirements.

Five men stand together in front of a house with a brick facade. All wear high-visibility vests. The garden area features flowers, a bench, and a partially dug area. Sunlight brightens the scene.

Manual VisionVent Integrated Into Move-On House For The Homelessness

Since becoming corporate patrons of CRASH in 2021, Glazing Vision has supported the charity by promoting fundraisers, donating money, and providing expert advice to aid construction projects for homelessness charities and hospices across the UK.

A rooftop view featuring two tall, pointed spires against a cloudy sky. Below, there's a wooden deck and a glass structure, with rolling green hills in the distance.

Innovative box rooflight transforms new luxury apartment

Glazing Vision’s 3 wall box rooflight was central to transforming the water tower at Lancaster Moor Hospital into a modern apartment, providing safe roof terrace access, flooding the space with natural light, and unlocking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Bright modern dining area featuring a white table surrounded by four chairs. Skylights illuminate the space, complemented by a wall painting and a sideboard with a floral arrangement. A glass door leads to an outdoor patio.

Incredible Transformation to Edwardian Property with Visionvent rooflights

The installation of Glazing Vision Visionvent Rooflights has allowed natural daylight to pour into the home, enhancing light and improving air circulation within the kitchen area.