Pitched roof window

This house in the Norfolk Broads by Platform 5 Architects features steeply pitched gables and shingle cladding to reference traditional boat sheds.

A ridge rooflight following the pitched roofline to this modern glazed extension frames views of the sky. The pitched ridgelight draws in natural light from both sides of the roof, creating an airy living space. Click on the link to learn more about structural roof glazing products.

Perla Windows Ltd on Instagram: "Happy New Year! As with last year our primary focus is on more energy efficient steel systems (get in touch if you want more info). This project showcases our Thermally broken steel system being used externally to maximise light and reflect the lines of the pitched roof in our triangular fix. Internally we have our classic steel system with a curved double door. What a stunning kitchen extension! #perlawindows #thermallybrokensteeldoors…

CGI Render. Single storey pitched roof extension, Velux windows and bi-fold doors. #cgi #render #design #architecturedesign #beforeandafter #project #moderndesign #building #architecture #renovation #extension #interiordesign

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In the world of contemporary design and architecture, the pitched roof is often dismissed as a thing of the past. Yet the ingenious architects at RSPlus have fused this classic roof structure with contemporary interiors to shape a truly captivating and stylish residence in Poland. Dubbed as the Two Barns House (not so surprisingly!), this […]

A modern house in Toronto, Canada, with walls of glass, a green roof, private outdoor spaces, and wood accents.

One of the biggest negatives about our kitchen (I say that word very loosely - we currently have no cabinets, flooring, or anything that resembles a kitchen - but you get what I mean...) is that it doesn't have any windows to the outside, thanks to a conservatory/lean-to stuck at the side. Our new french

open pitched roof windows/skylights look awesome. not sure if we can open up the "Den" but it could be cool. Although I dont know if we want to lose ceiling height elsewhere.... trade offs?