Project 01 · Fünfeichen near Neubrandenburg, Germany
A home takes shape.
These are not finished showroom images. They document a real installation stage: the windows, entry door and large sliding elements are in place, while the details are still open enough to see how the work is done.
Project views
Generous openings.
A clear line.
From the first window opening to the floor connection, each view says something about daylight, proportion and careful installation of the aluminum elements.
Fixed glazing and windows in the thermally insulated AWS 75.SI+ system bring daylight deep into the home without making the facade feel busy.
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The large sliding elements open the living space to the outside while keeping the visible frame lines understated.
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Opening sizes, sightlines and building connections are coordinated early.
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The ADS UP 75 entry door and glazed sidelight keep the arrival area bright while giving the facade a composed, secure appearance.
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One system language keeps the elevation and details consistent throughout the home.
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The lower connection is prepared before the next layers of waterproofing and flooring follow.
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Even at shell stage, the sliding elements make clear how the view will be framed and how the living space will connect to the terrace.
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At the threshold, the preparation matters: it is what lets an element perform cleanly for years to come.
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More work.
Real context.
The Fünfeichen residence is one chapter. The projects below show additional homes, villas, curtain walls, specialty glazing and entry doors, as well as installation details, protected packaging and export preparation. Every image comes from real fabrication, delivery or construction work.
Project 02 · Private villa
Glass architecture that holds the horizon.
Custom aluminum windows, an entry ensemble with sidelights and low-threshold sliding openings were coordinated as one architectural solution. These images document the building, installation and connection details during construction.
Windows, fixed glazing and sliding systems follow one disciplined façade grid.
Slim sidelights keep the arrival space bright while emphasizing the height of the opening.
Floor-to-ceiling glass creates generous sightlines and lets the architecture stay calm.
A concise exterior walk-through of the installed aluminum elements.
Project 03 · Windows & solar control
Aluminum windows and exterior shading, detailed together.
For this residence, window systems and exterior solar control were coordinated from the construction stage onward. The images show a range of formats, from compact windows to floor-to-ceiling glazing.
A wide opening is framed with clearly proportioned aluminum elements.
Fixed panels, operable sashes and shading remain visually coherent.
Project 04 · Curtain walls & specialty glazing
When glass becomes part of the building envelope.
Multi-story curtain walls, tall fixed glazing, rooflights and historic opening formats each call for a different approach to profiles, glass make-up, drainage and building connections. Every system is therefore developed around its project conditions.
The façade grid brings the elevations together as one composed architectural surface.
For horizontal glazing, the glass build-up, bearing and drainage path require particular care.
Tall arched formats connect contemporary glazing with the character of the original building.
Project 05 · Villas & living spaces
Panoramic glazing that opens up the room.
From construction shell to finished living space, these references show how large fixed glazing, corner solutions and sliding systems organize daylight, outlook and movement through a home. Thresholds and building connections receive particular attention.
Floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the landscape without visually weighing down the interior.
Large insulated glass units and restrained frame lines preserve the view.
Additional references · Aluminum entry doors
Entrances with a point of view.
An entry door has to belong to the architecture, perform reliably every day and provide the required level of protection. Finish, glass proportion, sidelights, handle and locking concept are considered together.
The long pull handle and flush composition give the door a calm, premium presence.
Packaging & worldwide delivery
Protected to the final destination.
Made-to-order aluminum windows, doors and large glazed elements do not leave fabrication unprotected. Depending on format and transport route, they are wrapped, secured on pallets or placed in purpose-built timber protection. That preparation supports reliable delivery to international projects.
Spacers, protective film and framing help protect finishes, glass and hardware throughout the delivery chain.
The packaging is planned around size, weight, glass build-up and the intended transport route.
Installed systems
Three system families.
One coherent home.
The elements are more than visually coordinated. Windows, entry door and sliding elements were planned as related aluminum systems, with clean sightlines and connection details that work together.
Schüco
AWS 75.SI+
The windows and fixed glazing use this highly insulated aluminum platform. It gives the project one calm, slim visual language while allowing the different window formats a new-build home needs.
View AWS 75.SI+ 02 · ENTRY DOORSchüco
ADS UP 75
The entry door with its sidelight is a precise aluminum solution for the arrival space. It brings daylight into the hall, keeps the facade composed and is designed for everyday use.
View ADS UP 75 03 · SLIDING ELEMENTSSchüco
ASE 67 PD
The large sliding elements join the living space and terrace. Their panoramic design reduces visible frame lines, allowing the glass surfaces to read as part of the architecture rather than as an added opening.
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A floor plan, dimensions or a few photos are enough to start clarifying which system fits the architecture, opening and construction sequence.
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