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Slim framed glass panels

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about slim framed glass panels

Project • By IQ Glass UK • Private Houses

Edge Hill

A contemporary new build in Newcastle features large elevations of frameless glass and slim framed sliding glass doors wrapping around the property. The contemporary architectural glass design is finished with a dark timber cladding providing privacy to the home, adding shading and texture to the largely glass structure. Andrew Beasley The slim framed sliding glass doors from IQ Glass are well suited to this contemporary design, providing both the ground and upper floor with plenty of natural light, enabled by the large format openings and minimal framing. Andrew Beasley Andrew Beasley Andrew Beasley Andrew Beasley   More

Project • By IQ Glass UK • Residential Landscape

Bosham

This house refurbishment and glass extension in Sussex thoughtfully combines minimalist structural glazing with traditional craftsmanship, reflecting the careful integration of contemporary architecture within its local context. Central to the project is an expansive ground-floor glazing arrangement featuring minimal window sliding doors. Julia Toms Photography Julia Toms Photography This minimal window sliding door system features multiple complex configurations, including a specialist corner connection. Slim, dark-toned aluminium frames were selected to maximise daylight entry, creating a seamless visual link between interior spaces and the surrounding landscaped exterior. This careful detailing further reinforces the connectio... More

News • News • 6 Apr 2023

Anthracite House by K2LD Architects offers a sensitive response to the Indonesian climate

Located on a residential street in Indonesia, Anthracite House by Singapore-based firm K2LD Architects responds to the client's desire for a calming and restoring abode where they can enjoy the tropical weather while benefitting from natural daylight and cross-ventilation.  Melanie Tanusetiawan From the street, the house appears as a singular metallic volume floating over the land. The site's shape allows for two longitudinal bars to be designed across the site, connected by a linkway and sculptural staircase. Beyond the façade and 6-meter high boundary walls clad with vegetation, The lawn at the ground storey opens up to a water courtyard at the basement level. The sound of water falling from the ground level to... More