WindowMaster Control Systems Ltd

Designed by alumnus James Eades of Nicholas Hare Architects, the new Student Centre of the University College London is a flagship for sustainable development in the urban environment. This multi-purpose student center is spread over eight levels with a spectacular central atrium. The center boasts 1,000 new study spaces.

WindowMaster has collaborated with renowned Irish architectural practice Paul Keogh Architects on a project in Tuam, Co. Galway, Ireland. To deliver a scheme design that uses state-of-the-art technologies in daylighting, natural, mixed-mode, and smoke ventilation, to develop the town’s Library and Council Offices model environmental strategy.Built in 2008, the library stands on a strategically important site within the historic town's architectural conservation area, in close proximity of three other protected structures, including St. Mary's Church of Ireland, Temple Jarlath and the Yew Avenue approach to the cathedral.The owners, Galway County Council, wanted to reconfigure the building into a 2,042 sq. m flagship mixed-use development that would simultaneously house the local council’s library and administration services at the heart of the town centre.Dublin-based Paul Keogh Architects was commissioned to undertake the design of the planned development, with work starting in 2004. The brief specified a local office area with meeting rooms for the council's housing, planning, and engineering services.

St Mary’s Catholic Voluntary Academy, Derby, has recently reshaped the educational landscape as the UK’s first biophilic school, with the natural environment woven deep into the building’s DNA. The goal of the project was simple: to create a healthy, happy, and productive learning environment using fresh air, natural daylight, and biophilia, whilst keeping CO2 as low as possible.