Residential refurbishment in central London

To the rooftop of the Mews Home, a highly glazed extension was created to provide additional living space for the family. The rooftop extension was created along with a new rooftop terrace for a contemporary living space. The extension, designed by Granit Architects, featured various glazed systems including the Keller minimal windows sliding doors, rooflights and frameless structural glass walls. The extension had a truncated triangular design which saw the sliding doors manufactured bespoke to fit into the squared space on one side of the truncated design.

The rooftop glazing design also included a walk on floor light which was designed with a sandblasted glass effect. This walk on glass floor to the rooftop terrace provided a contemporary look to the terrace while providing that highly needed influx of natural light.

To the extension on the rooftop, the whole width of the new living space was provided with a stretch of frameless structural glazing which overlooked the outstanding views of the surrounding cityscape. The structural glass windows were supported with minimal steel sections to provide support to the sloping windows. To ensure they were in keeping with the whole design, the steel sections were costed in the same colour as the framing for the sliding doors and various glazing systems.

This whole refurb was completed to an exceptionally high standard and within the required time frame. All glazing works for this project were designed and manufactured bespoke to the project for a beautifully sophisticated design.