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Architect 3LHD and Lissoni & Partners
Photographer Jure Živković
Partner Centrolux
This project is characterised by its nine guillotine windows. Eight of them are located in the restaurant area, offering a breathtaking view of the surrounding city and the Adriatic Sea. The ninth window is located above the swimming pool, measuring 4.8 by 5.5 meters.
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Architect Christina Markham, Studio Inernationale
Photographer Katherine Lu
Partner Vitrocsa Australia
The entire rear wall of the property is 6.7 high by 7.2 m wide. The upper section of the doors is motorised to create a covered passage, while the sliding doors at ground level create a seamless link to the garden.
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Architect DMVA Architect
Photographer Liesbet Goetschalckx
Partner Vorsselman
Motorised guillotine with five panes, including two independent sliding panes (double invisible lateral counterweight system).
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Architect Peter Christoff
Partner Vitrocsa Australia
The motorised guillotine window comprises three 7.3 m high elements.
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Architect Hardel+Lebihan
Photographer François Maréchal
Partner Vitrocsa France
Complete façade in TH+ Vitrocsa guillotine, comprising three elements 3.4 m wide by 7 m high.
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Architect Populos Architects
Photographer MCC
Partner Vitrocsa UK
The defining feature of the guillotine system is the trapezoidal upper glass pane. The opening configuration allows occupants to enjoy the full beauty of the environment.
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Architect ITAR Architects
Photographer Philippe Dagau
Partner Vitrocsa France
The guillotine window comprises two 3 m wide elements with no counterweights. The two glass panes counter-balance one another so that thee panels are centrally positioned when open.
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Architect Paul+O Architects
Photographer Fernando Guerra
Partner Vitrocsa Minimal UK
Complete extension façade with guillotine windows, 6.4 m x 4 m.
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Architect RAA (Raed Abillama Architects), Liban
Photographer Patrice Schreyer
Partner Glassline Industries
The main façade is a motorised sliding door 6 m high by 8 m wide, with invisible 5-track rails. The guillotine window is 10 m high by 3 m wide in total. The towers are 133 and 82 metres high respectively. The penthouse is located on the 17th floor of tower 20. All of the windows in towers 20 and 30 are from the TH+ range
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Architect Welsh+Major
Photographer Katherine Lu
Partner Vitrocsa Australia
Example of three aligned guillotines with fixed lower panes serving as a guard rail. The building is situated at the heart of the Rocks district.
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