LOM / Selected projects

Different projects. One standard of responsibility.

Integrated architectural envelope

Glass and metal, coordinated.

Coordinating glazing, cladding and bespoke details across an architectural ensemble.

Private architecture

Precision at a residential scale.

Glazing and façade details that connect private living spaces with their surroundings.

Contemporary private residence with pale weathered timber cladding and large glazing reflecting the surrounding pine trees

Clean lines. Clear views.

Large glazed openings connect the interior with the surrounding landscape. The specification must balance optical clarity, thermal insulation and solar protection while keeping the framing discreet.

Private villa in a pine forest.

Custom-made extruded ceramic panels were installed without cutting. We developed the support system specifically for this project, resolving the panel layout and the window and door reveals within the same system.

Courtyard of the private pine forest villa, with ceramic façades, illuminated glazing and planting around existing pine trees

Rounded ceramic façade corner, ceramic window reveals and discreet aluminium window heads

Corners, reveals and window heads.

Bespoke ceramic elements resolve the rounded corners and window reveals. At the window heads, 10 mm aluminium sheet creates a discreet edge without interrupting the lines of the openings.

Point-fixed gallery glazing supported by glass fins

Gallery glazing with point fixings and glass fins.

Grey-green ceramic panels, a slatted timber ceiling and a recessed firewood niche

Behind the simplicity of contemporary architecture lies close collaboration between architect and façade engineer. Together, we translate complex solutions into clean lines and precise details.

Bespoke façade details

Geometry resolved through engineering.

Purpose-designed façade systems, complex geometry and connections beyond standard details.

Curved glass façade with decorative printed bands and rounded corners

The building’s complex geometry and coastal exposure called for a façade system designed from scratch. We developed a bespoke unitised glazing system that integrates insulating glass units and decorative printed glass within the curved envelope.

Sharp glazed building corner with recessed gill-like sections in the façade

The architect drew on the fender gills of the Ford Mustang to introduce recessed folds into the glazed façade. We developed bespoke connections between façade elements to resolve these changes of plane and maintain the continuity of the glazing.

Hotel façade with three-dimensional ceramic panels and cornices, tall glazing and a glass entrance canopy

A hotel façade in three-dimensional ceramics.

The architectural brief called for depth and relief formed by projecting ceramic elements. Working with the architectural practice, we designed and delivered a bespoke ventilated façade system supporting the panels, cornices and projecting components. Acoustic insulating glass units address the hotel’s need for protection from external noise.