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Caring Wood

Winner of the RIBA House of the Year Award 2017, Caring Wood is a contemporary residential home that has clear links to the rural vernacular of its location. The brief to executive architects Rural Office for Architecture and MacDonald Wright Architects was to create a multi-generational family home, that allows spaces for intimacy and privacy, as well as places for congregation.

The building’s most prominent features: the four sculptural towers, were designed to emulate the kilning hops in the region. Internally, these towers create ascending channels in need of natural light. The inclusion of rooflights onto these towers was essential to the design to deliver shafts of light into the spaces below.

Over several months, as the project progressed, our design team, were on hand to develop the design of the five Plateau Rooflights, with their hybrid design, combining the traditional baseplate of The Conservation Plateau, with the sleek, edge-to-edge glazing of the Neo Rooflight.

Owing to the varying angles of the rooflights, the final effect of the internal aesthetic is dramatic, with light-filled spaces that create their own moving works of art, changing each day depending on the weather, the sky above and the position of the sun.

Photography by James Morris.

Achieving whole unit u-values of 1.1W/m²K, the resulting configurations included laminated inner glazing panes, as standard for any flat roof product provided by The Rooflight Co, within triple glazed insulating units, along with a unique Anodized Brown frame; colour matched to a sample provided by the architects.

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Our standard terms and conditions of sale provide a warranty of 12 months from date of delivery. We recommend you register your products within this timeframe to extend your warranty, where applicable.

If you have more than one rooflight from The Rooflight Co, please enter all serial numbers below:
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  • On the back of the O&M booklet supplied with the rooflight.
  • There is a sticker within the channel of the underside of the casement, visible when the casement is open OR Open the rooflight and the sticker will be located in an area that can't be seen when the rooflight is closed.
  • There is a sticker within the thermoliner channel (Channel on the baseplate), visible when the casement is open OR Open the rooflight and the sticker will be located in an area that can't be seen when the rooflight is closed.