Sky-Frame representative · Costa del Sol Sky-Frame Arc
Royal Design Marbella represents Sky-Frame across Marbella and the Costa del Sol, helping architects, designers and private clients review the Arc system route for villas and architectural projects where curved geometry, glass and landscape need to move as one continuous spatial idea.
For projects where the opening follows the curve of the architecture.
Sky-Frame Arc is not a generic curved window page. The intent is system-specific: curved Sky-Frame glazing for projects where the room, façade or transition is shaped by radius, movement and visual continuity.
Arc is especially relevant when architecture moves away from straight lines and requires a glass system that can support organic layouts, curved façades or arched spatial concepts without losing the minimalist Sky-Frame language.
For architectural projects where glass needs to follow a curved or arched composition rather than a straight elevation.
Arc allows the opening to support a softer spatial language, connecting interior, terrace and landscape through geometry.
Radius, opening logic, drainage, element configuration and project drawings should be reviewed early with the design team.
Curved sliding elements for architecture beyond straight lines.
Sky-Frame Arc brings the Sky-Frame language into curved architectural conditions. The system route should be reviewed according to radius, project geometry, sliding concept, surrounding construction and available drawings.
Arc supports projects where the glazed opening follows the spatial idea rather than forcing the architecture into a straight line.
The direction and behaviour of the curve should be reviewed as part of the project concept and technical route.
Radius, opening dimensions, drainage and surrounding finishes help define whether Arc is the right Sky-Frame route.
The system is suited to villas and premium projects where curved glass has a clear role in the architectural composition.
Arc belongs in projects where glass needs to follow the line of the building.
The value of Sky-Frame Arc is not only that the glass is curved. It is that geometry, movement, threshold and view can be considered as one architectural condition.
Arc references shaped by curved geometry, light and movement.
A curated editorial layout for Sky-Frame Arc references, replacing the horizontal slider with a calmer responsive composition designed for desktop and mobile.
A curved architectural composition where glass supports the organic line of the living space.
Architecture: Dara Huang & Roberto ManzettiPhotography: Marcello Mariana
The curve becomes part of the spatial experience, connecting interior space with the surrounding landscape.
Architecture: Dara Huang & Roberto ManzettiPhotography: Marcello Mariana
A curved glass condition that adds softness and movement to a residential architectural extension.
Architecture: Althaus ArchitektenPhotography: Architekturfotografie Gempeler, Alexander Gempeler
A project reference where curved glazing contributes to a refined architectural identity.
Architecture: Trodahl ArkitekterPhotography: Coast Studio
A precise glass opening where the curve keeps the architectural language continuous and calm.
Architecture: Dara Huang & Roberto ManzettiPhotography: Marcello Mariana
The curved opening works as an architectural detail, preserving light and visual rhythm.
Architecture: Trodahl ArkitekterPhotography: Coast Studio
A curved glass reference where geometry and urban architectural expression meet.
Architecture: Montalba ArchitectsPhotography: Kevin Scott
A restrained curved opening that supports the project’s architectural character and façade rhythm.
Architecture: Trodahl ArkitekterPhotography: Coast Studio
Access the Sky-Frame Arc technical information folder for curved architectural review.
Request available Sky-Frame Arc information, system references and project documentation for early conversations with architects, designers, project managers and private clients reviewing a curved glazing route.
- Sky-Frame Arc system information for architectural review.
- Curved glazing references and information for project conversations.
- Coordination route for drawings, quotations and next technical steps.
For residential and architectural projects across Marbella and the Costa del Sol.
A considered route from curved intent to technical conversation.
Royal Design Marbella helps project teams review the architectural intention, available information and relevant Sky-Frame Arc route before moving into drawings, quotations or further technical coordination.
Curved project brief review
The first step is to understand the villa, curve, radius intent, opening role, landscape relationship and available project information.
Drawings and geometry information
Plans, elevations, radii, opening dimensions and façade conditions help define whether Arc is the right Sky-Frame route.
Sky-Frame Arc coordination
Relevant technical information, references and system documentation can be coordinated for the project team.
Quotation and next conversation
When enough information is available, the next quotation or technical conversation can be structured with clarity.
Move through the project from reference, specification and conversation.
Read the architecture through completed references.
Project references help understand proportion, curve, light and material decisions before the system is selected.
Bring technical review into the design process.
A route for architects, designers and project teams reviewing documentation, drawings and system information.
Open a project conversation with Royal Design Marbella.
Share the project location, available drawings and architectural intention so the right next step can be reviewed.
Let the architecture decide where the glass should curve.
Royal Design Marbella works with architects, designers and villa owners to review Sky-Frame Arc information, project drawings and the next technical conversation for curved architectural projects across Marbella and the Costa del Sol.
Best considered while geometry, radius, drainage, surrounding finishes and project information can still be coordinated with the architecture.