Architectural trends have evolved over the years to give us the impossible constructions we see today. The concepts of city, space, and home have gone through a number of stages. Architecture is a discipline that makes sense in society. It is born, it evolves, and it grows in this environment. It is we, as people, who make demands of it and point out the paths we would like to follow.
We call for more space, more openness, more light. In a technology-driven society that is in a constant state of flux, inner calm is a vital necessity. Finding ourselves in spaces that free us from that frenetic flow, a way of doing architecture.
Modern architecture has evolved towards simple shapes and asymmetric distribution, and away from facades which have now become glass surfaces allowing more natural light to enter the interior setting.
Thermia MAGNA® is designed for professionals and individuals who wish to create this type of high-performance space in homes.
This innovative sliding window system allows for the creation of structures with large dimensions. Its sliding leaves can be made very tall and they can support weights of up to 300 kg/ leaf.
The 90º or “kiss” closures without a vertical transom are another ideal solution for making the most of imaginary angles. The absence of the vertical transom means that the leaves, when open, offer a clear view of the exterior, without visual disruptions.
In short, Thermia MAGNA® is a series of sliding windows that makes it possible to create large, glazed fronts for large-scale projects in which connection with the outside is essential. The technology used allows it to optimally perform its insulating and sealing functions.
The minimalist aesthetic of the windows also makes it possible to obtain a complete unit with less aluminum and more glass, while always maintaining the insulation properties.
