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BEAMSPLITTER

BEAMSPLITTER separates the incoming visible light into a reflected portion and a transmitted portion without absorption or loss of energy and light. This manipulation of light reflection and transmission opens up an interesting range of possible applications.

SWISSSTEP

Stairs and floors made of glass lend each room a very special, individual ambience. SWISSSTEP brings light to gloomy stairwells and endows stairs with an incomparable lightness. Bright and open, the glass blends into the architecture.

SWISSLAMEX TRANSOPAC

SWISSLAMEX TRANSOPAC is the ideal choice for anyone who appreciates the lightness, light or transparency of glass yet still wants to protect themselves from prying eyes where necessary. The switchable glass ensures instant discretion – at the touch of a button.

SWISSLAMEX STONE

SWISSLAMEX STONE stands for a combination of glass and stone or marble that shows the oldest raw material in a whole new light. The stone layer can be processed as a polished surface, on one side behind glass or between two glass panes (LSG). The use of appropriate light sources gives it a unique appearance.

Cooperative housing in a former hospital

Rapp AG and Müller Sigrist Architekten have converted the old Felix Platter hospital in Basel into a light-flooded residential complex.

Dynamic spatial composition in Seoul

Light, water and landscape - these natural elements have a decisive influence on the architecture of Steven Holl Architects’ Daeyang Gallery and House in Seoul.

Daylighting Crimes

Have you ever wondered about the crucial role of daylight in indoor comfort? In the 1950s, the focus was artificial lighting, even windowless designs for round-the-clock work.

EUROGLAS glazes cubistic headquarters

For over 30 years, ROSA has been illuminating Poland and over 70 countries around the world as a leading company in outdoor lighting solutions. As their headquarters, they chose a building with radiance.

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