OTIIMA
Vision
O sistema Vision revoluciona o design arquitetónico minimalista ao minimizar a visibilidade do alumínio. Oculta as calhas superior e inferior utilizando caixilhos exteriores ligeiramente expandidos e embutidos, resultando num alinhamento superior e numa abertura contínua para a luz natural.
Características
Descrição
Integração de vidro do chão ao teto para um design moderno e elegante, que maximiza a luz natural e proporciona uma ligação deslumbrante ao exterior. Este conceito oferece uma transição nivelada e contínua, otimizando a entrada de luz natural sem comprometer a elegância e a precisão.
Performance
Com um desempenho térmico excecional e engenharia avançada, o sistema Vision garante um conforto térmico superior e uma eficiência energética ideal. A tecnologia inovadora oferece um isolamento acústico único, criando espaços mais silenciosos e confortáveis.
Séries
Disponível nas séries 38, 54 e 62.
Configurações
As configurações disponíveis incluem janelas fixas, janelas/portas de correr e multipainéis (incluindo configurações com pockets e abertura de canto).
A automatização de portas pode ser integrada em todas as nossas portas de correr.
Série 38
- Sistema de vidro duplo. Excelente desempenho térmico, acústico e de isolamento à água/ar/vento;
- Disponíveis nas seguintes tipologias: de correr, pivotante, guilhotina, canto de correr, pocket de correr, fixo, batente, oscilobatente, inclinado e curvo.
Série 54
- Sistema de vidro duplo. Excelente desempenho térmico, acústico e de isolamento à água/ar/vento;
- Disponíveis nas seguintes tipologias: de correr, pivotante, guilhotina, canto de correr, pocket de correr, fixo, batente, oscilobatente, inclinado e curvo.
Série 62
- Sistema de vidro duplo. Excelente desempenho térmico, acústico e de isolamento à água/ar/vento;
- Disponíveis nas seguintes tipologias: de correr, pivotante, guilhotina, canto de correr, pocket de correr, fixo, batente, oscilobatente, inclinado e curvo.
Outras soluções
Últimas Notícias
The essence of the Vision system is the art of framing nature without intrusion. Inspired by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s "less is more" philosophy and Le Corbusier’s concept of the horizontal window, Vision transcends conventional boundaries to create a connection between interior and exterior spaces. A Revolution in Minimalist Design Minimalist architecture is about purity, function, and seamless integration. Vision system sliding windows redefine architectural transparency by eliminating visual obstructions and maximizing natural light. Unlike traditional systems that rely on frames as structural supports, Vision takes a radical approach: glass becomes the self-supporting element, free to slide without dimensional constraints. The result is a panoramic window that dissolves the barriers between solid and void, between built form and nature. The frame no longer dictates design but transforms into a discreet guide, leveling out across the periphery and erasing all intrusive lines. The transition between indoors and outdoors is no longer an interruption but a fluid continuum. Read also- Less Is More: The Path of Minimalism in Architecture
Situated in Santa Barbara, 845 Sea Ranch Drive offers expansive vistas of the Pacific Ocean. Designed by The Warner Group, this residence showcases luxury interwoven with advanced design principles and the natural environment. Architecture and Landscape The home presents a subtle façade from the exterior, whereas the interior reveals designed spaces that engage seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Expansive glass doors and adaptive skylights eliminate barriers between indoor and outdoor environments. This design strategy allows natural light and ocean breezes to permeate the space while the elevated residence positioning optimizes panoramic views toward the horizon.
Munich is celebrated for its significant cultural legacy and avant-garde architecture, and it is an active participant in the discourse of design and creativity. As you engage with the innovative spirit of the BAU fair, consider exploring five key sites that exemplify Munich's architectural and artistic ethos. 1. Pinakothek der Moderne This institution is a paradigm of modernity, housing one of Europe's largest collections dedicated to modern and contemporary art, architecture, and design. Conceived by architect Stephan Braunfels, the structure features a rigorous minimalist aesthetic of concrete and glass, promoting an integrated experience between the exhibits and the architectural frame. The Design Museum within is particularly noteworthy, as it traces the evolution of industrial design from its inception to the present. See also- January 2025 Agenda: A Global Month for Architects and Designers
Contactos
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4570-311 Laúndos, Póvoa de Varzim, Portugal
info@otiima.com
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