Australian manufacturing tailors Vitrocsa to the Oceanic climate

Architect Nick Tobias began using Vitrocsa when it first launched in Australia and considers it a quantum leap in window innovation.
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Invented in 1992 by Swiss watchmaker Eric Joray, Vitrocsa has pioneered a revolutionary paradigm in modern, minimalist window systems.

The company’s foray into Oceania in 2008 heralded a new stage for Vitrocsa's portfolio, with products adapted to suit warmer climates.

Today, Vitrocsa has an Australian design and manufacturing base and an in-house team of architects who liaise with clients, customising the Vitrocsa system to fit each Australasian project and its environment.

Shaun Lockyer, founder and principal of Shaun Lockyer Architects, has been using Vitrocsa for more than a decade. “The minimal nature of the product means that our aspiration to connect the interior spaces with the world outside is done in the most poetic way possible,” says Lockyer.

Read the article at thelocalproject.com.au

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  • The Local Project - Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar – Words
  • Nick Tobias | Shaun Lockyer – Interviews
  • Anson Smart | Christopher Frederick Jones – Photography
  • Vitrocsa Australia – New Zealand – Doors and Windows