Let the
architecture
breathe.

Glass, frames, and the light between. A clearer conversation starts with the surfaces in your space.

Study / APrivate glazing
Exterior & interior

Look at the surface. Consider the whole space.Access comes first ↓

One elevation.
Three conversations.

Choose a glazing group on the drawing or in the list. Look closer, then carry the right questions into your property note.

An authored architectural study. The drawing does not decide how any surface can be reached.

A continuous pane meets a fixed frame. Describe the upper edge, nearby finishes and the ground or room below.

Faces to discuss

Questions for this surface

A window-care study. Surface selection is a description, not an access assessment.

The approach

Openings, routes and the rooms in use shape the visit. Describe what surrounds the glass before deciding how it should be approached.

Explanatory study. No safe access method is established here.

Outside

Steps, planting, slopes and the route from the entrance to each elevation.

At the glass

Fixed or opening panels, glass faces and any obstruction between the ground and the pane.

Inside

Furniture, floor finishes and an agreed plan for people using the space.