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.

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.

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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.

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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.

Interior view of a modern space featuring a vertical garden wall, large skylight, and minimalist decor. A staircase is visible in the background alongside stylish furnishings, while a chandelier hangs above a dining table.

Sliding glass rooflight transforms cooperage into Award-winning residence

The Cooperage, a restored Victorian brewery by Chris Dyson Architects, combines industrial charm with modern design, featuring a bi-parting sliding rooflight that fills its triple-height basement with light and air.

A rooftop deck featuring a large, open hatch that leads below. The surrounding area is adorned with white railings and two lounge chairs, with a scenic view of the sea and blue sky in the background.

Skydoor Roof Access Rooflight helped open the roof space of Michigan holiday home

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

A spacious rooftop terrace featuring wooden flooring, glass railings, and a staircase leading to an interior space. The sky is partly cloudy, enhancing the bright and open atmosphere.

Rooftop terrace access achieved using box rooflight

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.

A modern bathroom with sloped ceilings featuring a glass shower, a white toilet, and a bathtub. Natural light streams in through a skylight, and a potted plant adds a touch of greenery. The floor is tiled in light gray.

Rooflights in bungalow renovation maximise spectacular sights

Glazing Vision rooflights transformed a Sevenoaks bungalow into a bright, modern family home, connecting interiors with nature through Studio HE’s bespoke design.

A modern dining area featuring a sleek table and a built-in bench with cushions. Large glass walls provide a view of the outdoor landscape, while a stylish light fixture hangs above the table. Natural light floods the space, enhancing the contemporary design.

Rooflights create seamless indoor-outdoor transition in contemporary family home

Two large bespoke rooflights from Glazing Vision seamlessly enhance this Derbyshire family home, flooding the contemporary kitchen with natural light while framing stunning countryside views.

Modern kitchen featuring white cabinets and a colorful herringbone-patterned backsplash in yellow, pink, and gray. A stainless steel stove sits against the wall beneath a skylight that adds natural light to the space.

Rooflights bring daylight into clean and contemporary apartment buildings

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.

A modern house with a thatched roof, featuring large windows and a stone wall, set on a green hillside against a colorful sunset sky.

Rooflight installed in thatched coastal cottage for ventilation and access

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 modern two-story house made of red brick with large windows, surrounded by a well-maintained garden featuring a patio area and wooden seating. Neighbors' homes can be seen in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Roof windows help flood natural daylight into this modern extension

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.

A spacious, modern restaurant interior featuring high wooden ceilings and large windows. Several display counters showcase food items, while patrons and staff are engaged in conversation and service. Bright lighting highlights the open design and natural materials.

Ridgeglaze rooflight utilised in service station

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.

A picturesque countryside scene featuring a large stone house with multiple wings, surrounded by lush green fields and trees. Rolling hills extend into the distance, and the coastline is visible under a bright blue sky with wispy clouds.

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.

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.

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