Barn Close, Oxford is a prime example of how the use of a frameless glass extension can be used on a listed building to create addition space.
After obtaining approval, we conducted an in-depth site survey to analyze the structural conditions of the existing building. Our team used advanced 3D surveying technology to measure every detail with pinpoint accuracy. This enabled us to:
Installation was executed with the highest level of expertise. Our team employed a spider crane to maneuver and position the glass panels, some of which weighed up to 400kg. By carefully coordinating with on-site builders, we ensured that the necessary preparatory work was completed before installation, allowing for a smooth and efficient process.
The completed project is a striking example of modern architectural enhancement within a historic setting. The frameless oriel window serves as a stunning focal point, blending minimalism with a contemporary wow factor. This addition not only enhances the property’s aesthetics but also provides a cozy, all-year-round retreat perfect for reading and relaxation, regardless of the weather.
The frameless side-return glazing allows an abundance of natural light to flood the interior, significantly improving the overall living experience. By combining meticulous planning, cutting-edge technology, and expert craftsmanship, we successfully delivered a flawless result that exceeded client expectations.
Barn Close stands as a testament to the potential of frameless structural glazing in historic properties, offering a modern living space without compromising the building’s heritage. This project highlights how thoughtful design and precision engineering can transform spaces, making them both functional and visually stunning.