Residential · New buildings

Typical-floor aluminium window-wall on a residential block

Plate 1 · Typical floor

One opening. Then the whole block.

Lock the typical-floor window-wall, small scheme or large. Not a unique window for every flat.

Apartment living room looking through aluminium glass

Plate 2 · Inside the flat

This is the room the buyer walks into.

Floor-to-ceiling aluminium and glass from the inside — the view a sales suite actually sells.

Daylight residential block with repeating balcony windows

Plate 3 · Daylight

A street they already know.

Repeating balcony doors on a pale elevation. Same system, ordinary daylight, any size of plot.

Mid-rise residential block with repeating window-wall

Plate 4 · Another city

Africa, Latin America, the same grid.

A different street, the same aluminium window-wall. Quantity follows the opening.

Ground-floor glazed lobby of a residential development

Plate 5 · Ground floor

The lobby is still the same aluminium.

Entrance doors and a glazed hall on the typical-floor system — unless the elevation needs more glass.

Unitized aluminium curtain-wall on a residential elevation

Plate 6 · Larger face

When the elevation needs more glass.

Window-walls and curtain-wall bays for the fronts that go beyond a punched typical floor.

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