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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SkyBox Installed in High-End Sydney Beachfront Home

Glazing Vision is currently collaborating with Next Generation Glass to transform this beachfront home, implementing our stylish FreeStanding SkyBox Rooflight.

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A man sits at a desk, examining a blueprint while looking at two computer monitors displaying technical designs. Natural light streams through a large window in the background.

Bespoke Sliding Rooflight for Camden Home

Glazing Vision is currently collaborating on a high scale, private residential property in Camden to bring natural daylight and ventilation, whilst adding a touch of elegance.

A modern brick building with large windows and a contemporary entrance is surrounded by landscaped gardens. Nearby, a two-story structure features multiple windows, and several people are seen walking in the area.

Bespoke Sliding Rooflight for Brand New Sixth Form

Glazing Vision has been commissioned to design, manufacture, and install a bespoke sliding rooflight for the brand new Sixth Form building at Ark John Keats Academy, as part of an extensive refurbishm

A sloped roof covered in gray slate tiles features two large skylights reflecting the sky. Surrounding the roof, scaffolding is visible, and there are neighboring buildings in the background.

Specialist Solutions for Kensington & Chelsea Residence

Glazing Vision was appointed to provide specialist rooflight solutions for an exceptional residential project in the prestigious Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

A modern kitchen featuring black cabinets and a large skylight. A woman in a checkered shirt stands at a sleek counter, preparing food. The dining area includes a rustic table surrounded by colorful chairs, with plants and flowers adding decor throughout the space.

Victorian terrace renovated with Flushglaze fixed rooflight

Trevor Brown Architects transformed a Victorian terrace in Harringay with a contemporary extension, integrating a Glazing Vision Flushglaze rooflight to flood the windowless kitchen with natural light while maintaining a seamless, modern aesthetic.

A cozy corner of a modern living space featuring a geometric patterned rug, plush cushions, and large windows offering a view of green fields and a blue sky with clouds. A skylight above lets in natural light, enhancing the inviting atmosphere.

Traditional cottage extension enhanced by a fixed rooflight

CaSa Architects designed a light-filled extension for a Wiltshire cottage, blending tradition with modernity through a glazed “spine” and energy-efficient materials, enhanced by a Glazing Vision Flushglaze rooflight.

A modern rooftop terrace features a wooden deck with a round table and four chairs. Lush flowers border the area, and a brick building stands in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Three wall boxed rooflights for roof access in modern townhouse

Tasou Associates have designed six bespoke townhouses in Islington’s New River Conservation Area, blending heritage with contemporary style and featuring Glazing Vision’s box rooflights.

A modern rooftop terrace features a wooden table and stools surrounded by gray stone flooring. Lush green plants add a touch of nature, and the scene is set against a beautiful sunset sky with scattered clouds and a view of the ocean.

Terrace Access achieved using box rooflight to highlight ocean views

A sleek glass box rooflight provides seamless rooftop access, stunning ocean views, and a perfect space for relaxation and entertainment.

A modern kitchen and dining area features a long wooden table surrounded by transparent chairs. A large skylight above illuminates the space, highlighting built-in shelves filled with plants and colorful books. A cozy window seat is visible in the background.

Stunning touch added to contemporary extension using Eaves Rooflight

A Glazing Vision Eaves Flushglaze rooflight was the standout feature in a contemporary Belfast extension, flooding the new kitchen and living space with natural light and creating a seamless connection to the garden.

A modern kitchen features green cabinets, a white countertop, and a skylight that provides natural light. A view of a garden is visible through large windows, with various kitchen items and decor arranged on the counters.

Stunning frameless Eaves Rooflight takes centre stage in modern kitchen

Glazing Vision’s eaves Flushglaze rooflight was key to KJC Architects’ modern rear extension, seamlessly connecting the kitchen and snug to the garden with uninterrupted views and abundant natural light.

A green golf course with a black and white flag reading "The Machrie Links" in the foreground. In the background, a modern building with large windows and a terrace is visible under a cloudy sky.

Stunning bespoke Ridgeglaze creates enviable impact inside spectacular golf club hotel

The redesigned Machrie Hotel features a striking 20.5m Ridgeglaze rooflight along its apex, flooding the restaurant and bar with natural light while reflecting stunning coastal views.

A flat ceiling with wooden panels and a large rectangular skylight showing a cloudy blue sky. Rainwater droplets are visible on the skylight's surface.

Sliding-over fixed rooflight maximises light in mansard roof extension

After overcoming planning opposition, Robinson Leigh Architects successfully added a mansard roof extension to a London mews house, incorporating Glazing Vision rooflights to maximize natural light, enhance ventilation, and create a modern yet sympathetic design.

A modern two-story house with a flat roof and a glass railing on the upper balcony. The exterior features a combination of white and gray walls, surrounded by palm trees against a clear blue sky.

Sliding rooflight creates "wow" factor in new build property

RB Studio Architects transformed a dated 1960s home in Poole into a stunning contemporary upside-down house, featuring a central staircase leading to a rooftop terrace via a bespoke Glazing Vision sliding rooflight, offering abundant natural light and breathtaking views over Poole Harbour.

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