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.
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Posts tagged as 'SKY-FRAME'
Mon 16.11.
LIVING WITH SKY-FRAME: MOSCOW
Posted by Walter Phillips on 16.11.2020 - Tagged as: SKY-FRAME
Wed 26.8.
CLEAR PERSPECTIVE: SKY-FRAME AND STEPHAN HÜRLEMANN
Posted by Walter Phillips on 26.08.2020 - Tagged as: SKY-FRAME
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.
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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.
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Tue 11.12.
MY POINT OF VIEW: JAY OSGERBY
Posted by Walter Phillips on 11.12.2018 - Tagged as: Jay Osgerby, SKY-FRAME
In his London house, Osgerby employed large Sky-Frame sliding doors to open up a magnificent view of his garden. The Swiss company’s window and door solutions in the VitraHaus by Herzog & de Meuron inspired his design for the renovation
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.
For technical support contact Alfred Giolai MY POINT OF VIEW: JAY OSGERBY