Sera

The Sera Brighton project exemplifies superior design and energy efficiency through its exceptional use of aluminium windows. These windows are a critical element in the overall architectural integrity of the development, blending aesthetics with advanced functionality.

A standout feature of these windows is the thermally broken frames used in all residential areas. Thermal breaks in the aluminium frames significantly reduce the transfer of heat, ensuring optimal thermal efficiency. This design minimizes heat loss during colder months and reduces heat gain during warmer months, maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature year-round. As a result, residents can enjoy reduced energy costs and a smaller environmental footprint.

Complementing the thermally broken frames is the use of low-emissivity (low-e) double glazing. This advanced glazing technology features a special coating that reflects heat while allowing light to pass through. It helps keep interiors warm in the winter and cool in the summer, enhancing the windows' energy-efficient properties. The combination of thermally broken frames and low-e double glazing creates an insulating barrier that maximizes energy efficiency, making the homes more sustainable and cost-effective.

Additionally, acoustic glazing is employed to ensure that residents can enjoy a peaceful living environment despite the bustling surroundings. This specialized glazing reduces the transmission of external noise, providing a serene indoor atmosphere. The acoustic glazing is particularly beneficial for urban living, where noise pollution can be a significant concern.

Sera Brighton offers and exemplary blend of thermal efficiency and acoustic performance, making them a key feature that enhances the overall quality of life for its residents.