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Canadian sunroom

In a Canadian business district, sunray successfully created a year-round sunroom outdoor restaurant that perfectly solves the problem of seasonal business restrictions. The project is located in the outdoor area next to the commercial building, which was originally an open-air dining area, and the owner wanted to transform it into an enclosed dining space that is both airy and comfortable, in order to enhance the customer experience and extend the business hours. To meet the special needs of the commercial operation, our design solution focused on structural safety and climate adaptability. A high-strength aluminum alloy frame with tempered laminated glass ensures that the building is not only stable, but also able to withstand high traffic volumes. Considering Canada's harsh winter climate and strong sunshine in summer, we used insulated Low-E glass with adjustable shading system, and the design of the…

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Kyrgyzstan Sunroom

In Kirghizia, a mountainous Central Asian country with four distinct seasons, we created a multifunctional sunroom that is both beautiful and functional. With harsh, snowy winters and sunny summers, the owner wanted a space that could be used comfortably year-round, enjoying natural light and protection from weather extremes, as well as for relaxation, meeting guests, and planting greenery. The project was sited on the courtyard side of the house, adjacent to the main building, on a site that was originally level, but needed to be stabilized against seasonal permafrost. The surrounding environment is open and has excellent lighting conditions, but the design needs to focus on wind and snow protection in winter and ventilation and insulation in summer. Our design is based on a modern minimalist style, using a high-strength aluminum alloy frame with double-layer insulated tempered glass, which not…

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Megan Robin Sunroom in Canada

We created a beautiful and functional four-season sunroom for a homeowner in Canada, a country with an ever-changing climate. The project was born out of the client's desire for natural light - a bright and airy space in their home that could withstand the harsh winters and enjoy the breezes and sunshine of the warmer seasons. The project was sited on the home's original terrace area, which had great views but lacked climate resilience. Our design team made clever use of a high-strength aluminum frame and double-pane Low-E glass to provide excellent thermal insulation while ensuring structural stability. The sunroom adopts a modern minimalist style with smooth lines that blend perfectly with the residential architecture. The double-layer glass not only protects against UV rays, but also effectively reduces heat loss. The specially designed openable skylight is the finishing touch, allowing…

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Singaporesliding skylight

We successfully implemented an innovative sliding skylight project in the roof patio area of a modern house in Singapore, solving the problem of insufficient light and limited ventilation of a traditional patio. With Singapore's unique tropical climate, the project needed to meet the requirements of high strength waterproofing, intelligent control and aesthetic design. At the initial stage of the project, we noticed that the original fixed skylight structure had obvious shortcomings: low utilization of natural light, poor air circulation, and inability to adapt to changing climatic conditions. After a professional evaluation, we adopted a modular sliding skylight system, whose core advantages are reflected in three aspects: First, in terms of functionality, the system adopts an aircraft-grade aluminum alloy frame with tempered laminated glass, which not only ensures structural safety, but also achieves silent and smooth opening and closing operations. The…

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