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hiding glass house in japanese forest sees 360 degrees through all-round windows

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designed by makoto takei and chie nabeshima, the ‘ring house’ offers unobstructed views of the forest and generous open spaces. The post hiding glass house in japanese forest sees 360 degrees through all-round windows appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Aaron Neubert Architects completes Los Angeles hillside residence defined by vertical ‘T’ window

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Photo credit: Paul Vu / HANA Photo credit: Paul Vu / HANA Visitors approach the main entrance through terraced gardens, leading to a glass-enclosed foyer. On the opposite side of the house, addressing a steep slope, a vertical window spans three levels aligning perfectly with Barham Boulevard while giving the scheme its 't' moniker.

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A converted church in Bath boasts gallery-like interiors and colourful stained glass

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Dazzling stained glass bathes the interior of this converted church in Bath in colour and light. Most elaborate of all is the large round stained glass window at the front of the converted church , which has original tracery fitted with stained glass. Inigo is listing Claremont Chapel for £1.85m.

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Foster + Partners first Uruguay project to feature glass-lined courtyard

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UK architecture studio Foster + Partners and local studio Ponce de León Arquitectos have broken ground on its first project in Uruguay , an apartment building wrapped around a multi-storey glass courtyard. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors enclose each floor and end in curved corners.

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More glass, more light: Solarlux's cero IV sliding window system | News | Architonic

Architonic

<p>Living spaces framed solely by glass, whether in the city or the countryside, are a long-cherished architectural dream to which various architectural monuments already bear witness. </p> In order to let the buildi…

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These Five Homes Get a Fresh Outlook With Custom Windows and Doors

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It can determine the entire mood of a space, turning even the drabbest of digs into a brighter and lighter escape. Despite light’s transformative power, standardized window sizes remain a mainstay in home improvement centers. The resulting renovation, with warm, white oak wide-plank flooring, easily flows from indoor to outdoor spaces.

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Elevate Your Space with Crittall-Style Windows and Internal Doors

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You may not know this, but Crittall windows and doors got their start in the 1880s. Back then, they were exclusively used for warehouses, factories, and other industrial spaces. In the decades since, though, these steel-framed grids of metal and glass have evolved to suit a huge range of styles, tastes, and functions.

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