Skylights

Modern skylight systems go beyond pure daylight provision. They can be integrated with climate control concepts by reducing reliance on artificial lighting, lowering heating costs through passive solar gains, and providing natural ventilation to improve indoor air quality. In addition, skylights can be combined with smoke and heat exhaust ventilation (SHEV) systems to fulfill building safety regulations, ensuring rapid smoke extraction in case of fire.

The range of skylight solutions is diverse: from small flat roof windows in residential homes to modular domelights, continuous rooflight strips for industrial halls, and large custom-engineered glass roof structures for commercial or public buildings such as shopping malls, sports arenas, and airports. With their ability to enhance aesthetics, improve well-being, and contribute to sustainability goals, skylights are considered a key design element in modern architecture.