Around the World with Clement Windows

Over the years, Clement has proudly supplied steel windows, steel doors and conservation rooflights to projects across the globe, bringing together heritage design and modern performance in some truly remarkable locations. Here’s a closer look at a few recent highlights:

Steel windows for The Brewhouse, Malta

Clement EB24 steel windows st The Brewhouse, Malta. Photography: Joseph Smith.

A standout, award-winning redevelopment of one of Malta’s most iconic Art Deco buildings. Originally opened in June 1950 and now Grade II listed, The Brewhouse has been transformed as part of an €86 million scheme led by London-based ritchie*studio. Spanning over 7,000 sq m of industrial space, the project carefully balances restoration with innovation. Clement manufactured and supplied over 100 bespoke EB24 steel framed windows, contributing to the building’s striking new chapter while respecting its historic character.  You can read more about the project and the numerous awards it has won here.

Steel doors for a luxury apartment in New York City

Three steel doors manufactured by Clement Windows in New York City. Images by Jakob Dahlin. Courtesy of Skyline Windows.

Located within a distinctive 1926 Art Deco apartment building in Manhattan, this project called for something special. Clement was selected to manufacture a set of three elegant arched head exterior steel doors for the dining area. From our EB24 range, these bespoke French doors provide slim sightlines and increased performance, creating a stunning feature while providing access to the terrace. Finished in Pure White internally and Jet Black externally, they complement the home beautifully. The full case study and more images can be seen here.

Conservation Rooflights for 71 Nyhavn, Copenhagen

Clement Conservation Rooflights bring natural light into this hotel in Copenhagen.

Set within two historic warehouses dating back to the early 1800s, 71 Nyhavn is now a luxury hotel rich in character. As part of a major refurbishment of the Red Warehouse, Clement supplied tile profile conservation rooflights designed to sit flush with the roofline, preserving the building’s charm. The project also included bespoke top hung rooflights, fitted with gas springs, allowing them to double as emergency escape routes while flooding the interiors with natural light. Click here to see the case study.

And there’s more to come…
We’re excited to share that Clement is currently manufacturing steel terrace doors for Skyline Windows. These will be installed in multiple buildings at the Rockefeller Center in NYC – so watch this space!

If you have a project you would like to discuss with the Clement team get in touch today!