My biggest project so far. Six windows forming a ‘T’ in the hallway of a flat, much enhancing a kitchen and bathroom.
The client conceptualised the incredibly interesting design: a man showering in an upside down position with the water streaming over him. What a great idea?
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| Interestingly, for the first time, the designs could be printed directly from the images created in the software package used. I cut them up and stuck them together, ending up with wonderfully accurate cartoons.
Included there is the list of colours we intended to use. All 13 of them. |
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| Here we have a virtual in-situ mock up of the entire set. What a great way to visualise what the final set of panels will look like. We knew it was going to be amazing in the end. |
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| It was the usual process of choosing the glass, cutting, leading and finishing. |    |
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| Once all six panels were completed it took just a morning to fit them all into the frames.
Brilliant. |
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| The original glass was an ordinary mottled clear glass; what the trade call ‘toilet’ glass. The new panels are a great improvement, especially at night with subdued light shining through. |  |
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