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Meandering window strips ensuring heat protection

On more than 70,000 square meters, Quartier Look21 in Stuttgart's city center accommodates living space, office space and even an event hall for up to 500 people.

FIRESWISS FOAM: protection from fire, smoke and heat radiation

FIRESWISS FOAM is a type of class EI fire-resistant glass that provides vital protection against dangerous heat radiation.

SWISSDUREX TVG (heat-strengthened glass)

The heat-strengthened glass SWISSDUREX TVG is more resistant to mechanical influences than float glass and has increased thermal shock resistance. Unlike single-pane safety glass, however, heat-strengthened glass does not disintegrate into glass particles in the event of breakage.

OKALUX Productfinder - Heat Insulation

OKALUX Productfinder Overview Solution Function Heat Insulation With its product OKALUX HPI , OKALUX offers an innovative solution which guarantee excellent heat insulation and are superior to many other insulating materials and allows the extremely slim build-up for a large freedom of design. OKALU

Summer heat protection

As wonderful as the summer and the sunny weather are, it can also become uncomfortably hot indoors due to high room temperatures. Since glass façades can now insulate just as well as solid façade elements, the amount of beneficial daylight can be increased while also reducing the consumption of cooling energy.

FIRESWISS FOAM

The FIRESWISS FOAM fire-resistant glass not only protects from fire and smoke, but also offers effective protection from dangerous heat radiation for non-structural components.

Glass solutions for buildings that meet the Minergie construction standard

As an Alpine country, Switzerland is severely affected by climate change. Around 45% of our national energy requirements are used for heating, and increasing amounts also for cooling buildings.

Calculation details and notes

The heating degree days model is accepted for the calculations. This means that we accept that the heat lost through the window panes must be offset through additional heating energy. In doing so, the dynamics of the building when heating up and cooling down are not taken into consideration. Energy