Most commercial buildings can be emptied if they have to be. A hospital can’t. That single fact changes everything about how glazing work gets done in a healthcare atrium. The [ … ]

Glass in a wall and glass in a roof are governed by different thinking. A wall pane that breaks falls down the face of the building or into the room [ … ]

Every atrium reaches a point where the repairs stop being repairs and start being instalments on a replacement. The awkward part is that nothing announces it. There’s no failure, no [ … ]

There’s a particular kind of photograph that turns up in condition reports. Taken from a roof hatch, looking down across a glazed atrium, and in the middle of the frame [ … ]