Raising the Patent Glazing Standard since 1902, we are the only manufacturer of a truly original, Victorian lead-covered patent glazing system in the country.
This is an interesting article by @LewisSilkin about the question of copyright in planning documents. One for #architects to consider.
https://t.co/MWKpe3FWS4
Light - and in paticular natural light - help to create a sense of space, wellness and calm, as you can see in the images in this post from @archdaily. In this case, how to create the effect simply and cheaply in small apartments. Brighten your day. https://t.co/QucSxY6jXF
The use of light in this amazing Victorian terrace expands and produces a clean and calm living space which we are jaw droppingly in awe of https://t.co/e3JypVNZNO via @ArchDaily.
Jaw dropping simplicity: super-effective combo of light and shade created by timber roof trusses and glazed roofing on this multi-purpose community hall in FranceSimplicity: and by night, an impressive space for the community to gather via @archdaily https://t.co/IPyh0ZZAOp
An interesting read from @ArchDaily - Light, and the absence of it - are so to our relationship with the spaces that surround us. Patent glazing is just one of the many tools @RIBA architects have at their disposal to maximise building effectiveness. https://t.co/wcoL6Bljo6
Thanks to Matthew Maganga for this social and architectural history of greenhouses. Much is made of the engineering improvements that made these temples of light and heat possible, patent glazing being just one of those! https://t.co/PjVT5yQlg9
Manchester Jewish Museum is a wonderful example of a Grade 2 listed building reimagined for today by @citizendesignbureau, as reported by @RIBAJ. Congratulations to Katy Marks and Candice Moore https://t.co/BozALEUYfe
We love the use of light and space in the new #Sunderland city hall building by @FaulknerBrowns architects, as reported by @RIBA-journal
https://t.co/DzgR5KbeE0