# Retractable balcony glazing system -- what do you think? **Published by:** [Brandon Donnelly](https://brandondonnelly.com/) **Published on:** 2023-06-14 **Categories:** architecture, balcony, balcony-glazing, construction, design, development, lumon, outdoor-space, retractable-glazing-system, solarium **URL:** https://brandondonnelly.com/retractable-balcony-glazing-system-what-do-you-think ## Content This morning I toured a site/project that is using a balcony glazing system from a company called Lumon. The product looks like this from the outside: Like this from the inside (from on the balcony): And it retracts/opens up like this (the glass panels stack neatly to one side when you want to create a traditional balcony and guard condition): Obviously the idea here is to create outdoor spaces that can be enjoyed for more months of the year. In the summer it opens up so you get a typical balcony condition. And then in the cooler months or on a windy or rainy day, you get a solarium. Maybe it even works in the winter with the right sun exposure. But obviously there is a cost to adding something like this to new projects. So my development question to all of you today is: Would you be willing to pay a premium for a balcony glazing system like the one shown here? And if so, how important would you rank a feature like this for multifamily buildings? If you have a few minutes, please let me know in the comment section below. ## Publication Information - [Brandon Donnelly](https://brandondonnelly.com/): Publication homepage - [All Posts](https://brandondonnelly.com/): More posts from this publication - [RSS Feed](https://api.paragraph.com/blogs/rss/@brandondonnelly): Subscribe to updates - [Twitter](https://twitter.com/donnelly_b): Follow on Twitter ## Optional - [Collect as NFT](https://brandondonnelly.com/retractable-balcony-glazing-system-what-do-you-think): Support the author by collecting this post - [View Collectors](https://brandondonnelly.com/retractable-balcony-glazing-system-what-do-you-think/collectors): See who has collected this post