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Pass-Through Windows: Inspiring the Design of Easy-Open Spaces

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Cortesia de Western Window Systems The desire for fluid integration between spaces has become increasingly relevant in contemporary architecture. This is achieved through architectural elements such as large windows and doors, which dissolve barriers through the simple action of opening and closing.

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Eight homes with practical and well-designed corner windows

Deezen

Full-height windows, curved glazing and windows that continuously wrap the facades of an extension feature in this lookbook of homes with expansive corner windows. This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen's archive.

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Playing with Translucency and Transparency: Balancing Natural Lighting with High-Performance Panels

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© James Steinkamp The question, "How can we control natural light in interior spaces?" Unregulated direct sunlight can cause discomfort such as visual strain and undesirable heat gains. Some design solutions include installing shading devices, planning spatial orientation, and building forms for indirect natural light.

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Studio Gang completes mass-timber academic building in Paris

Deezen

Its multilevel atrium provides all the spaces with light and offers visual connections across programs," she continued. "We Photo by Corentin Lespagnol The limestone of the facade was integrated in order to fulfil the natural material needs and visually link the building to the limestone facades of other Parisian buildings.

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Modum Atelier arranges boutique around raised wooden pavilion

Deezen

An open-air corridor connects the street to a hidden courtyard The studio added weathering steel frames to the boutique's windows that overlook the courtyard to complement the brick facade. Large stones scattered beneath the pavilion reinforce its grounding in natural elements.

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Brutalist hilltop home evokes an "ancient ruin"

Deezen

Given its vantage point over the surroundings, Lisbon-based Pedro Domingos Arquitectos looked to created a home that would "seamlessly integrate with nature", featuring large cut-outs, terraces and a rooftop pool. Every window frames a breathtaking landscape, offering views of either nature or the sky, like perfectly composed photographs."

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Scullion Architects adds green "long gallery" to 1930s Dublin house

Deezen

Irish studio Scullion Architects took visual cues from long galleries in country homes in its design of Rathdown, a window-lined extension to a house in Terenure, Dublin. Picture windows line the garden-facing wall, bookended by folded windows to maximise the extension's access to nature.

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