Glazed extension

Modern light filled kitchen extension with a structurally glazed roof and minimal frame sliding doors

Glass link hallway extension between main house and new extension. Creates snug reading room #hallway #glasshallway #glassextension #extension #readingroom

Slim framed sliding glass doors bond the living and outdoor spaces and expand the useable space in the new extension. The minimal glass box extension creates a clear differentation between old and new elements, perfect for listed building projects. Visit our website to see our extension projects!

James Dale Architects were appointed to fully refurbish and extend the Brooke Road house, to deliver a comfortable family home with space for contemporary living. The traditional plan of this London terrace house was not suitable as the rooms were discounted with a cellular plan, the clients wanted a larger kitchen and living space for

A bespoke glass box extension to this Grade II listed listed Manor house replace an old thermally inefficient orangery. The timber and glazing makes for a sympathetic extension to this Grade II listed dwelling. Click on the link to read our article on what to consider when extending a listed house.

Glazed extension to Period Farmhouse with slim sliding glass doors and structural glass rooflight connects seamlessly to the courtyard. Click on the link to learn more about this glazed extension to Illidge Farm Period farmhouse.

An old turn of the century Victorian country house inhabited by Interior Designer is transformed into a stunning 4 storey elegant home with ultra wide slim siding glass doors in an open corner configuration with minimal sightlines from the new rear glazed extension drawing in countryside views.

They say that windows are the eyes of a home, and with glazing taking up a large chunk of the budget, you want to get it right — but just what options are there for introducing glass?

There's a little cat flap in the wall by the glass doors #patio #patio #roof

If you are planning on adding a glazed extension, calculating costs is the place to start and our guide will talk to you through exactly what to budget for.

The large detached home benefited from an internal renovation & rear extension to create larger & brighter living spaces, merging the internal living areas with a newly landscaped rear garden.

This Grade II listed home extended with the use of a glass up and over link. The glass up and over link connected to both the listed stone house and the new stone extension framelessly using bespoke details by IQ Glass. Click on the image to see the full case study of this listed home extension in Salisbury.