Glasses Sliding Panel System by Rimadesio

A new program of sliding panels with exceptional dimensions, the result of constant technological and stylistic research Rimadesio. A project that ensures total reliability and ease of installation, thanks to the quality of patented sliding. A current and real glass wall, with very slight movements, which allows light to flow from room to room and create an active subdivision of habitats.

The panels would ensure always made to measure, with maximum dimensions of 292.5 cm in height and 150 cm wide. They can be mounted in a single lane, double or 3-way, fixed against the wall or ceiling or built. The structure, anodized aluminum extrusion, available in both natural, black, or covered with real wood, Rimadesio exclusive feature. The glasses can be simple or double tempered, laminated; in clear or satin versions are available in a refined color range, all according to UNI standards of safety glasses for decorative purposes.

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Wall House by Formwerkz Architects

The Wall House is semi-independent house design was designed by architects Formwerks in Singapore. A design of the house is very close to the street and next door neighbor. Strategic location in the main window overlooking the side while other parts of the house is ventilated and lighted indirectly by surgical incisions. This house design effectively cover the interior space from outside, but still allowing light and ventilation valuable days.

The architect has taken the simplest design, the archetypal form generated by the volume of the largest inland home, keeping the minimum facade. Because of the multitude of demands for program planning and urban form of the roof of the wall of the house was designed with gabled roof to accommodate the family room in the attic with the roof extending far from the front party wall to open outside the rooftop terrace and pool.

The main areas of space are organized at home circulation along the party wall adjoining building on the empty spaces for ventilation and indirect light. On the top floor of this modern house, attached bathrooms are arranged along the exterior of your home's west to enjoy the sun, while buffering of the rooms at home.

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