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We assess who sees the room from corridors, reception and nearby workstations, and at which height screening is needed.
Applications / workplace
An office that stays open for collaboration and private when a conversation requires it.
Active glass lets one space move from transparent communication to visual privacy without blinds, slats or heavy walls. The key is not the pane alone, but the right usage scenario.
- 1 actionprivacy change
- 2 statesopenness or discretion
- 3 optionsswitch, remote, automation
Starting point
Privacy is a meeting function, not a permanent property of the wall.
A glazed meeting room shares daylight, improves orientation and maintains visual connection across the team. When a client meeting, interview or confidential work begins, the same partition can turn frosted and limit views from outside.
Well-designed glass does not need instructions for every use. A switch sits where a meeting naturally begins, an app manages multiple partitions, and zones appear only when users genuinely need different privacy levels.
Responsible design
Four decisions behind a well-designed office.
Each point must be confirmed before manufacture because it affects the pane, installation and daily operation.
Meeting rhythm
One room used several times a day needs different control from a floor with many rooms and central administration.
Light and screens
The frosted state diffuses light but is not blackout. Displays, luminaires and windows are assessed as separate comfort conditions.
Service detailing
Power supplies, wiring and controls remain accessible after ceilings and joinery are closed, without interrupting the clean partition line.
Space and function
Three typical roles for smart glass in an office.
Each requires a different level of control and a different view of privacy.
Meeting room
The full pane switches before a meeting. Zoned glass can retain light above eye level or align screening with the display and table.
Office and interview room
Simple local control provides discretion during a conversation and restores corridor openness afterwards.
Flexible team space
Several partitions can follow shared scenes while each retains a local switch for the room user.
Application example
See how principles become a specific detail.
We cover not only the final effect but product selection, installation, constraints and the brief.
Initial quotation
What to prepare before an office-glass quotation
A plan and a few usage decisions quickly identify the right product version and installation scope.
Send project information- 01dimensions and number of partitions or openings
- 02views from corridors, reception and workstations
- 03planned frame, profile or fixing system
- 04room count and expected control scenes
- 05power-supply locations and cable routes
- 06project stage and installation date
FAQ
Questions that arise before design.
Does smart glass make a conversation confidential?
The frosted state limits views and visual distraction, but does not automatically provide acoustic privacy. Sound requirements must be addressed through the complete partition, profiles, seals and construction.
Can the glass work with a room-control system?
Yes. Integration is defined for the actual control system. Options include local switches, a remote, SUPLA or an agreed signal from building controls.
Is a full pane or zoned glass better?
A full pane is simplest when the room is either fully open or private. Zoning is useful when only eye level, the lower area or several recurring scenes need control.
When should DGF join an office project?
Before ceilings are closed and final panes ordered. This allows wiring, power supplies, profiles, doors and controls to be coordinated cleanly.
Offices and meeting rooms