Case studies

Explore how Glazing Vision skylights have transformed spaces by enhancing natural daylight and ventilation and unlocking otherwise unused space across a number of residential and commercial projects.

A modern rooftop terrace with a wooden table and stools, surrounded by potted plants. The area features stone flooring and has a view of a sunset sky with clouds and palm trees in the distance.

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Roof Deck Access Achieved Using Box Skylight to Highlight Ocean Views

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

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A rooftop space featuring wooden decking, glass railings, and a staircase. Bright blue sky with a few fluffy clouds is visible in the background.

Box Skylight Allows Seamless Access to This Roof Deck

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

A modern rooftop terrace with a glass-walled lounge area, featuring cozy furniture and decorative plants. Nearby rooftops of city buildings are visible in the background, illuminated by evening lights.

Creating new spaces using the Skydoor Skylight

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.

Aerial view of a residential neighborhood featuring various homes and modern buildings. The scene shows a mix of tree-lined streets, rooftops, and parked cars. Some houses have yards and outdoor spaces.

Box Skylights Feature in Stunning Homes in California

Glazing Vision provide access skylights to quadruple house project in California. Architects KAP Studios provided expert level design considerations for these modern homes!

Modern two-story house with a flat roof and glass railing on the terrace. Clad in white and gray with large windows, surrounded by greenery under a clear blue sky.

Sliding skylight 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.

Modern kitchen featuring a sloped ceiling, white cabinetry, and a vibrant yellow, pink, and black herringbone tile backsplash. A stainless steel stove is positioned against the wall, with a skylight above allowing natural light to fill the space.

Skylights bring daylight into clean and contemporary apartment buildings

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

Aerial view of a large stone farmhouse surrounded by lush fields and trees, with rolling hills and the sea visible in the background under a clear blue sky.

Ridgeglaze skylight introduce 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 slights, seamlessly blending rustic charm with contemporary design.

A modern indoor swimming pool features a sleek design with a glass ceiling that allows natural light to flood the space. The pool reflects the surrounding area, which includes sliding glass doors and minimalistic furnishings.

Multipart Skylight 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 slight in a Lymington pool room extension for natural light and tranquility, along with a loft rooflight for daylight and ventilation.

A wooden rooftop deck offering a panoramic view of green hills, featuring two tall, pointed towers with a cloudy sky above.

Innovative box skylight transforms new luxury apartment

Glazing Vision’s 3 wall box skylight was central to transforming the water tower at Lancaster Moor Hospital into a modern apartment, providing safe roof terrace access.

Modern two-story house with a combination of brick and white walls. The upper floor features windows adorned with green plants, while the lower floor has a neatly landscaped garden and a wooden gate. Lush trees provide a natural backdrop.

Fixed skylight installed to meet aesthetic requirements

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.

Modern interior featuring a bright room with skylights and wooden beams. Elegant light fixtures hang from the ceiling, and lush greenery is visible through a large window.

Experimentation meets tradition in this striking London extension

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

A modern building with a white facade sits beside a landscaped garden featuring a geometric arrangement of plants and glass features. The garden has varying greenery and colorful flowers, and the building boasts large windows reflecting the bright blue sky.

Custom Walkable Skylight Brighten Up Basement Conversion

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.