Glass home addition

This glass-and-steel rectangular box is a modern addition to a 1920s Tudor home in Rye, N.Y. owned by Chris and Dana Perriello. Designed by Architect Joeb Moore, founder of the Greenwich, Conn. architectural firm Joeb Moore & Partners and a professor of architecture at both Barnard/Columbia and Yale, it is clad in charcoal colored stained cedar and juts out from the rear, with slatted wood walls and floor-to-ceiling glass windows.

Image 1 of 20 from gallery of West Yard Farm / van Ellen + Sheryn. Photograph by Richard Downer Photography

housing a staircase within glass extension

Explore 8+ spectacular exterior glass wall concepts that will fill your home with natural light and seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor spaces, transforming your living experience with modern and innovative design solutions.

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This stunning redevelopment of a private historical estate is situated on 640 acres of sprawling agricultural land in rural Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Chen + Suchart Studio has renovated and expanded a 1930s dwelling in Phoenix, Arizona, adding a metal-clad volume with a window wall and a pointy roof

This living room is illuminated by large sliding glass doors and upper transom windows. A large wood porch is visible through the windows, set with Adirondack chairs. The vaulted ceiling provides ample natural light into the grey-toned space with grey walls and a grey upholstered couch.

An impressive orangery addition which provides a unique space for dining and relaxing. Framework incorporates architectural bronze casements.

The steel range offers a selection of industrial style steel-framed glass doors and windows. The steel frames are fully thermally broken Contact us today