Window and glass technology by Fuchs

Kitzbühel | Issue 46 | Winter 2019

Letting in the daylight, melding it with both interior and exterior, feeling downright good. Glass technology at the ultimate level opens unexpected dimensions for modern living.

As an architectural element, glass is indispensible. Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier and Gropius reset the prevalent borders, expanded the perceptible limits of buildings and rooms in the 1920s. Instead of massive walls they implanted seamless transitions, all brought about with glass. “Flowing rooms” were born.

Timeless, clear-cut design

“I set great store on clear, timeless design, attractive architecture and high quality of building materials. Apart from that, it goes without saying, living quality must be accorded correspondingly high importance,” the builder explains.

Timeless, clear-cut design

“I set great store on clear, timeless design, attractive architecture and high quality of building materials. Apart from that, it goes without saying, living quality must be accorded correspondingly high importance,” the builder explains.