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Dara Huang discusses the relationship between nature and architecture
Alyn Griffiths
2021-11-25
As part of Sky-Frame’s ‘My Point of View’ video series, architect and DH Liberty founder Dara Huang describes how her 2019 project, Villa Mosca Bianca, was inspired by and complemented its local habitat.
Where boundaries fade away
Sky-Frame
2021-09-20
Sky-Frame installed a mirrored raft as an imaginary living room on Lake Lucerne for their latest commercial film in the series “Living with Sky-Frame – Lake Lucerne”. This is how the inside joins the outside and the living space connects with nature, courtesy of Sky-Frame’s frameless sliding windows.
Sky-Frame launches Plain option for Sky-Frame 3
Sky-Frame
2021-02-03
The new Sky-Frame system with the flush-fitted transition is the first of its kind – innovative materials and workmanship mean it is so well insulated that it can also be installed in regions of extreme cold.
Handelsmerkstorie
Living with Sky-Frame: Moscow
Alyn Griffiths
2020-11-15
In the latest short film from their ‘Living with Sky-Frame’ series, the Swiss frameless sliding door specialist evokes a seasonal dreamscape to showcase the intangible qualities of its glazing solutions.
Handelsmerkstorie
Clear perspective: Sky-Frame and Stephan Hürlemann
Alyn Griffiths
2020-08-25
Sky-Frame – Swiss specialists in frameless sliding window and door systems – continue their ‘My Point of View’ series of video portraits with architect and designer Stephan Hürlemann, who shares his perspective on design and its role in a sustainable future.
Sky-Frame: House G
Sky-Frame
2020-06-30
Nestled on the crest of a small hill overlooking the Ammersee lake is a modest, two-storey building which blends in unobtrusively with its lushly vegetated surroundings. The presence of nature, particularly the lake, pervades every space within the modern villa. Sky-Frame’s minimalist sliding window system generates an architecture of light.
Sky-Frame: House in Freundorf
Sky-Frame
2020-06-23
A white, sculpturally designed building structure stands confidently, seemingly untouchable, on a meadow surrounded with trees. On closer inspection, the qualities of this family home – delicately intertwined with the landscape and in no way imposing itself on its natural surroundings – become instantly apparent. The indoor and outdoor spaces transition into one another in perfect harmony.
Handelsmerkstorie
Sky-Frame brings you out of your shell
Alyn Griffiths
2020-05-05
Find out why architects like Bjarke Ingels use glass solutions from the Swiss manufacturer Sky-Frame to break down the boundaries between inside and out.
Handelsmerkstorie
Open for everything: Sky-Frame Classic
Alyn Griffiths
2020-05-05
The Classic sliding window line from Sky-Frame opens up spectacular views and fits into the most diverse of architectural contexts.
Handelsmerkstorie
Sky-Frame’s Pivot Door is a real head turner
Alyn Griffiths
2020-05-05
The modern version of the revolving door by Sky-Frame combines Le Corbusier's idea of the fluidity of space with 21st-century technology …
Handelsmerkstorie
Sky-Frame: Welcome aboard!
Gerrit Terstiege
2020-01-30
Bjarke Ingels talks unobstructed views and architecture as a force for good in the latest instalment of ‘My Point of View’, Swiss sliding-window manufacturer SKY-FRAME's film series.
MY POINT OF VIEW #02: BJARKE INGELS
Sky-Frame
2020-01-22
Bjarke Ingels is one of the most sought-after architects of our time. We met the Danish master in Copenhagen. A conversation about his point of view, creating reality, immense courage and the secret behind his unwavering pragmatism.
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My point of view: Jay Osgerby
Gerrit Terstiege
2018-12-10
The Swiss firm SKY-FRAME, the leading international manufacturer of frameless sliding window systems, has launched a new series of video portraits that opens a window into the world of the great contemporary architects and designers.
An Open and Shut Case
Dominic Lutyens
2014-01-26
Beyond their utilitarian function, windows and doors set up an emotional expectation on the part of visitors as to what they'll encounter within a building, while, at the same time, negotiating the relation that users inside have with the exterior world. Little wonder that so many architects are engaged in a perennial experimentation with these fundamental structural elements.
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