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Sky-Frame reference projects, published with the architects and photographers named. Our own installations across Ireland and Northern Ireland join them as they complete.

Three-quarter view at dusk of a gabled house with a fully glazed Sky-Frame ground floor — Rag Doll · Photo: René de Wit · Architecture: Delmulle Delmulle Architecten · © Sky-Frame AG

Rag Doll

Delmulle Delmulle Architecten

Classic

Cylindrical Sky-Frame Arc enclosure around a planted courtyard with a flowering tree, inside a concrete-framed building — Wilshire Boulevard · Photo: Kevin Scott · Architecture: Montalba Architects · © Sky-Frame AG

Wilshire Boulevard

Montalba Architects

Arc

Hillside house among trees, its upper floor glazed with inclined Sky-Frame Slope panes — Private residence · Photo: Oliver Jaist · Architecture: Echtler Kuchenbecker Freie Architekten · © Sky-Frame AG

Private residence

Echtler Kuchenbecker Freie Architekten

Slope

Single-storey concrete house behind a curving cobbled drive, its glazed front opened by a Sky-Frame Pivot door — House on the rock · Photo: Jakub Certowicz · Architecture: Tamizo · © Sky-Frame AG

House on the rock

Tamizo

Pivot

Glazed pavilion seen through birch trees, its Sky-Frame elevation reflecting the woodland — Forest Pavilion · Photo: Richard Chivers · Architecture: Broadway Malyan · © Sky-Frame AG

Forest Pavilion

Broadway Malyan

Dark-clad house cantilevered over a valley, with Sky-Frame glazing wrapping the corners — Private House, The Lake District · Photo: Neil Kenyon · Architecture: Mary Arnold-Forster Architects · © Sky-Frame AG

Private House, The Lake District

Mary Arnold-Forster Architects

Corner of a house opened to the terrace, a Sky-Frame pane slid clear of the opening — SHE House · Photo: Andrea Martiradonna · Architecture: Damilano Studio · © Sky-Frame AG

SHE House

Damilano Studio

Long single-storey house under umbrella pines, its garden elevation glazed end to end with Sky-Frame — Casa B · Photo: Pietro Savorelli · Architecture: Neat Studio · © Sky-Frame AG

Casa B

Neat Studio

Plain track

Close-up of the Sky-Frame Plain threshold, the track set into a narrow gap in continuous stone flooring — House Rodella · Photo: David Boraley · Architecture: De Giovannini, Genève · © Sky-Frame AG

House Rodella

De Giovannini, Genève

Plain track

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