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
March 27 marks the anniversary of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, one of the most influential architects of the 20th century. His philosophy, built on clarity, simplicity, and material honesty, continues to inspire contemporary architecture. His work embodies a timeless vision that remains as relevant as ever. Here are five key lessons architects today can learn from Mies van der Rohe. Less is More Perhaps his most famous principle, “Less is more,” summarizes Mies’ approach to design: stripping away the unnecessary to reveal the essential. His buildings are characterized by clean lines, open floor plans, and an absence of ornamentation. This philosophy encourages architects to prioritize spatial clarity and material integrity, resulting in structures that are modern and enduring.
Scandinavian architecture and design represent a deep connection between nature, functionality, and the human experience. Grounded in a landscape of vast fjords, endless forests, and soft northern light, it reflects a unique philosophy and way of life. The Origins The origins of Scandinavian architecture date back to the Viking era, when timber structures and intricate carvings reflected a profound connection to materiality and craftsmanship. As centuries unfolded, this reverence for natural materials persisted, evolving with the changing needs of modern society. The early 20th century witnessed the emergence of Nordic Classicism, a restrained yet elegant style that soon gave way to a more functional and human-centric approach: Scandinavian Modernism.
Belgium’s topography is a delicate balance between history and modernity. From Bruges's medieval charm to Antwerp and Brussels's bold contemporary structures, architecture here is a study in balance. Minimalism finds a profound expression where clean lines, raw materials, and seamless transitions define space. At OTIIMA, we are privileged to contribute to this evolving narrative, shaping spaces where glass dissolves into air, thresholds blur, and architecture becomes an experience. In Belgium, three projects reference our philosophy: Villa Izegem, Villa P, and Villa V à Harelbeke. Villa Izegem | Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects Villa Izegem is an ode to minimalism in its purest form. Govaert & Vanhoutte Architects sculpted a space where vast glass expanses erase the boundary between nature and dwelling. The land breathes through the structure, light carving its way across surfaces, shifting with time. OTIIMA’s ultra-slim profiles amplify this sense of weightlessness, ensuring that nothing interrupts the dialogue between inside and out. The villa is not simply inhabited; it’s a quiet retreat where transparency is the ultimate luxury.
Contactos
Parque Industrial de Laúndos, lote 40
4570-311 Laúndos, Póvoa de Varzim, Portugal
info@otiima.com
+351 252 219 952
