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The unique transparency of Sky-Frame, the frameless fixed glass and sliding system from Switzerland, has given unmistakeable character to many contemporary architectural masterpieces. Thanks to Sky-Frame, the VIP lounge in the new globally-renowned Letzigrund stadium in Zurich has an 80-metre glass front (which may be a record), and it would be hard to imagine the well-known Haus der Gegenwart (House of the Present) in Munich without Sky-Frame windows. Yet another building equipped with Sky-Frame received an architecture award at the end of April. The award from the Hamburg-based Reiners Foundation went to a villa in Berne. The prize-winners are Sollberger Bögli Architects from Biel, Switzerland.

Whereas the creators of Sky-Frame, the imaginative specialists from aspiring company R&G Metallbau, have been enjoying a considerable amount of success in Switzerland and its neighbouring countries, the little Swiss tiger is now ready to make a move. Sky-Frame is capturing new markets and is also making an international impression, as was evident at the company's most recent exhibition appearance in Great Britain. The Swiss window system was one of the attractions and the talk of the town in London.

Where indoors and outdoors used to be separated by a solid wall or wide mullions in the glass, now there is transparency, a seamless transition achieved with glass from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, either fixed or in the form of a sliding window. Thanks to Sky-Frame, Mies van der Rohe's flowing room has been redefined by creative architects and subjected to continuous further development. This has given the Bauhaus ideal new future opportunities, and is an aesthetic eye-catcher for any observer.