Vitrocsa's floor-to-ceiling glazing system offers itself as an architectural solution to space limitations. Composed out of glass panels with a surface area of six square meters and a weight of 250 kilograms, each component has the ability to slide independently. The design is created so it can be "opened from any side, even across a corner." This gives the glazing system a certain modularity that allows residents to effortlessly move from inside to outside. What is more, the Turntable Corner allows for breathtaking views and natural light optimization.
With barely visible 15 millimeter tracks, the glazing system has been utilized in a number of interior spaces since its launch. Most recently, Vitrocsa's offering was appropriated for a project in Lebanon by Nabil Gholam Architects.
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Floor-to-Ceiling Glazing Systems
Vitrocsa's Turntable Corner System Optimizes Views and Space
Trend Themes
1. Floor-to-ceiling Glazing - Vitrocsa's innovative glazing system allows for breathtaking views and natural light optimization.
2. Modular Glazing - The system's modularity allows for effortless movement from inside to outside.
3. Invisible Tracks - With nearly invisible 15mm tracks, Vitrocsa's glazing system optimizes interior spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Architects and interior designers can utilize Vitrocsa's glazing system to optimize natural lighting and views in their projects.
2. Construction - With its modularity and space-saving design, the glazing system has potential in the construction industry.
3. Real Estate - Developers and real estate agents can use the innovative glazing system to add value to their properties and attract potential buyers or tenants.