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With more than 20,000 projects completed across 60 countries, Vitrocsa is the architect’s choice for innovative window design.Est Living: Pioneered in Switzerland in 1992, Vitrocsa has revolutionised glass window design. Swiss watch-maker Eric Joray implemented the same disciplines and...

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Time spent perfecting components that no-one will see, because they are part of a whole in which everything is of importance, every detail counts.Dezeen: Swiss brand Vitrocsa is celebrating 30 years since the invention of its first minimal window – three decades in which it has aimed to...

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The slimmest and most highly-sealed on the world stage.Est Living: With more than 30 years of experience in research, innovation, testing and design, Vitrocsa’s range of sliding, pivot, turnable and guillotine windows and doors are almost undetectable. Australian and New Zealand managing...

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Congratulations to The Local Project – champions of Australian and New Zealand architecture, interiors, design and art since 2016.Vitrocsa is proud to support 10 – a curated book of Australian and New Zealand architectural projects, published by The Local Project. The Local Project 10 features Redwood, a...

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💡Architect Nick Tobias began using Vitrocsa when it first launched in Australia and considers it a quantum leap in window innovation.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...

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How a window designer expanded architectural possibilities

Vitrocsa celebrates 30 years of invention

Designed to be invisible - Pivot doors for the Australasian environment

The Local Project highlighting Australasian architecture and design

Australian manufacturing tailors Vitrocsa to the Oceanic climate

Vitrocsa passes stringent fire-safety requirements

Te Mānia Film: A little bit magical

Phoenix Central Park

Vitrocsa supports design intelligence briefing, Sightline