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In multi-family residential architecture, balconies are often seen as simple additions—extensions of the floor plate that check a box for outdoor space. But when you step back and look at them as part of the building envelope, livable square footage, and long-term operational performance, they become far more consequential.

Balcony glazing has emerged as a key differentiator in multi-family design—improving comfort, extending seasonal usability, and contributing to envelope performance. But glazing systems don’t exist in isolation. Their success depends on how they’re integrated into the building structure, particularly at the slab and railing level.

People with balcony glazing know how much of an impact it has on your home. So, when it needs servicing, it’s important that the help they get is thorough, responsive, and prompt.

Balcony glazing is no longer just a premium feature—it’s become a key differentiator in multi-residential design. Whether you’re planning a new condo tower or a purpose-built rental, glazing can help elevate your project’s value, drive faster sell-through, and enhance long-term building performance.

Standing out in real estate is more important now than ever. How well you can capture a buyer’s interest early can make or break your sales momentum, and that’s the case regardless of whether your project is a mid-rise in a growing neighborhood or a large-scale urban development in a high-traffic area. The best way to stand out against the competition is to offer unique features that check off must-haves on your buyers’ checklists.

Every design decision you make for a building project determines the identity, functionality, and marketability of your project. You’re always seeking out new, innovative, and sustainable solutions to make your project stand out against the other developments.