Summary
When glazed, they not only form an effective barrier against cold, wind, noise, dirt and pollution, but the glazing also contributes to a more pleasant indoor climate by creating a climatic buffer zone. This allows residents to enjoy these outdoor areas for extended periods throughout the year, keeping them functional and inviting even on both cold and hot days.
The case studies below demonstrate how Solarlux systems can transform balconies and loggias into functional and habitable spaces that increase living comfort, adapt to climatic conditions, and integrate sustainable design principles.
13-story hybrid building with a wooden structure incorporates deep steel facades with plant niches and winter gardens. Building's design has sustainability as a central principle, integrating elements such as floating gardens.
The transparent balcony glazing, which can be opened, accentuates the structure's delicacy. Solarlux sliding systems used in the project allow residents to almost completely open and close their balconies.
Vorgebirgsgärten incorporates Solarlux systems to deliver high levels of acoustic protection. The project utilizes Proline modular systems, which not only mitigate noise but also provide effective protection against wind and harsh weather.
