Thermeco

Hand crafted Thermeco windows and doors by , designed to frame every view at Merricks House by
High performance sustainability, refined detailing and seamless indoor outdoor living built into every opening.

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Hill House, designed by Taylor Knights, is a refined residential project defined by restraint, clarity, and precision. As the system designer and supplier, provided the complete suite of Thermeco window and door systems, integral to achieving the home’s calm and cohesive architectural expression.

A neutral palette allows the window systems to integrate seamlessly with the materiality and form, supporting the design intent rather than competing with it. Central to the project is the award-winning Thermeco Slimline Sliding Door, featuring expansive panels and minimal sightlines that maximise natural light and enable generous openings, strengthening the connection between interior spaces and the surrounding landscape.

A series of soft geometries unfolding into the landscape.
Light, texture, and form work in quiet dialogue—shaping a home that feels both grounded and effortless.
A focus on thermal performance underpins the design, supporting comfort across every season.

264 Bay Street brings together a commercial tenancy, design studio, and private home in one seamless composition. As both John Matyas’ residence and the HQ for Matyas Architects & Interiors, it’s a living showcase of 38 years of design expertise—where experimentation and refined architecture coexist across commercial and residential spaces.

Conrad Residence | The newly completed home of Paul Conrad is a thoughtful expression of restraint, material honesty, and architectural clarity. Designed as both a personal residence and a reflection of his design philosophy, the project balances refined detailing with a strong connection to light, landscape, and proportion.

Set against an expansive horizon, House on a Hill feels both grounded and elevated — a home shaped by light, space, and intent.

At Heyington Place, expansive minimal windows defines the architecture — framing sky, landscape and city beyond while dissolving the boundary between interior and exterior.
Windows as architecture.