Case studies

Cox Architects added a roof extension with a Skydoor skyight, bringing in natural light and creating a safe, stylish rooftop terrace for year-round use.

This eco-friendly Highland home features a custom Ridgeglaze skylight, creating a stunning observatory with uninterrupted night sky views.

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

Glazing Vision’s fixed and modular Flushglaze skylights were key in transforming this family home’s extension, flooding the space with natural light

Nestled among Edwardian homes in Chiswick, this award-winning three-storey Eco-Lodge by Richard Dudzicki Architects masterfully blends contemporary design with PassivHaus principles, using Glazing Vision Flushglaze slights to maximise daylight and solar heat gains in a compact urban space.

Glazing Vision’s 3 wall box slight 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.

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

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.

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

Glazing Vision’s bespoke asymmetrical pyramid rooflights were installed at 250 Houston Street’s fitness center, enhancing natural daylight while serving as a striking architectural feature inspired by the Louvre.

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 slights, seamlessly blending rustic charm with contemporary design.

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.