Portfolio across the UAE.

Al Barari

A premium villa fenestration package for a high-end Al Barari residence, requiring a seamless visual and physical connection between the internal living spaces and the private lagoon pool garden.

Arabian Ranches

Full fenestration replacement for an Arabian Ranches villa spanning sliding doors, casement windows and a feature rooflight — all requiring coordination of a unified specification across three distinct product types.

Damac Hills

A full renovation fenestration package for a Damac Hills villa, with the client seeking to upgrade performance and add a new year-round garden room overlooking the golf course.

Dubai

Open-plan living specification for a new-build Centro villa, with the client's primary objective being the complete visual and physical opening of the ground floor to the garden.

Emirates Hills

Complete glazing overhaul of one of Emirates Hills' most significant properties — a 900m² mansion requiring distinct glazing solutions across multiple architectural zones while maintaining a unified design language throughout.

Abu Dhabi

A bespoke garden room addition to an Abu Dhabi villa, with the specific brief of creating a usable, comfortable outdoor living space that could be occupied year-round — including through the Abu Dhabi summer.

JVT District 5

Fenestration package for a JVT townhouse where the client required premium aesthetics at ground floor level — the primary living and entertaining zone — while managing costs across the upper residential floors.

Dubai

Large-scale commercial curtain wall and window package for the Monty's Golf Course clubhouse facility, requiring a prestigious facade treatment that conveyed the club's brand while meeting commercial performance standards.

Dubai

Specialist glazing for a new premium padel tennis facility in Dubai, requiring court perimeter glass panels that met the specific impact, safety and visual clarity requirements of professional padel construction.

Palm Jumeirah

High-floor apartment specification on the Palm Jumeirah requiring maximum glass area for unobstructed sea views, while meeting the structural wind load requirements of a high-rise coastal environment.

Arabian Ranches

Full fenestration replacement for an Arabian Ranches villa spanning sliding doors, casement windows and a feature rooflight — all requiring coordination of a unified specification across three distinct product types.

Dubai

A boutique Dubai dining venue required a dramatic street-facing glass frontage that could open completely for al fresco dining during cooler months while providing full climate enclosure year-round — becoming a signature visual identity for the restaurant.

Damac Hills

Full window and door replacement for a Phoenix cluster villa where the client's primary requirement was significant improvement in thermal performance within a defined budget.

The Springs

Sensitive window replacement in The Springs, a community with strict architectural guidelines governing external appearance. The client required upgraded thermal performance without any visible change to the villa's facade character.

Sports City

Full window and door package for a Sports City villa where the client's primary design requirement was minimal visible framing — a contemporary aesthetic achieved through the hidden sash technology of the Cortizo Cor 70 system.

Jumeirah Islands, Dubai

The client required a complete glazing overhaul of a large Jumeirah Islands villa, with the primary objective of creating unobstructed visual connection between the main living volume and the private lake-facing pool terrace — a connection that the original builder-grade sliding doors completely failed to deliver.

Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi

A private client on Saadiyat Island commissioned a full glazing overhaul for a recently completed villa shell. The brief centred on three key elements: a dramatic triple-height glazed atrium over the main entrance hall, an unobstructed rear elevation opening to the landscaped garden and pool, and a motorised skylight above the central staircase to introduce natural light to the heart of the building.

Al Majaz, Sharjah

A Sharjah homeowner with a waterfront property on the Khalid Lagoon required a full window and door replacement that would maximise the panoramic water views without compromising on energy performance or security. The existing aluminium was aged and under-performing thermally, significantly increasing the air conditioning load.

Al Hamra Village, Ras Al Khaimah

The client — a Ras Al Khaimah homeowner with a beachfront plot at Al Hamra Village — required a complete glazing specification for a newly completed villa shell. The brief prioritised unobstructed sea views through the largest possible glazed openings, with appropriate solar control glass for the west-facing sea elevation and robust hardware specification for the coastal environment.

Dubai

A product demonstration and gallery space allowing clients to experience the full Swiftrooms range — Cor Vision 4600, Cor Vision Plus and TP52 curtain wall — in a real architectural context at full working scale before committing to their project specification.

Dubai Hills Estate, Dubai

Full external glazing replacement for a four-bedroom villa in Dubai Hills Estate. The client — returning from a five-year posting overseas — found the original developer-grade aluminium had deteriorated significantly: stiff operation, audible air leakage and visible condensation on the glass units. The brief was to replace everything to a specification that would last.

Meydan, Dubai

The client purchased the townhouse and immediately began a full interior and exterior refurbishment. The existing windows and doors were original developer grade — single-point locking, no thermal break, draughty in winter air conditioning season. The brief extended to adding a garden room to an existing concrete terrace at the rear, creating a shaded outdoor living space.

Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai

A five-bedroom waterfront villa in Creek Harbour with direct frontage onto the Dubai Creek Harbour promenade. The owner — an architect by profession — had specific and non-negotiable requirements: maximum glass, minimum frame, flush thresholds throughout, and a curtain wall facade to the east-facing living room wall that would present as a single uninterrupted glass plane from floor to ceiling and wall to wall.