The Paranjape Project

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A kitchen with a center island and folding windows
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A living room with sliding glass doors, allowing for a seamless connection to the dining room and kitchen
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A beige couch in a living room with glass wall panels and kitchen windows
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A beige couch in a living room with glass walls
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A living room with folding glass doors that seamlessly connect it to the dining room and kitchen
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A living room with folding glass walls
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A woman standing in a living room with swing doors leading to the dining room and kitchen
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A woman opening a glass door in a living room with glass walls
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A living room with a folding glass door, offering a seamless connection to the dining room and kitchen
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A living room with folding glass doors and a fireplace
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A living room with a folding glass door, providing a seamless connection to the outdoors
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A large kitchen with a center island and closed glass wall panels
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A spacious kitchen with a center island and folding glass windows
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A large kitchen with kitchen windows
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A kitchen with glass walls and counter tops
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A dining room with a table and chairs, featuring kitchen windows
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A kitchen with folding windows
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A kitchen with glass walls and a table and chairs
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A living room with white furniture, folding glass walls
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The exterior of a large house with glass wall panels offering views of the dining room and kitchen, surrounded by a spacious lawn

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Issaquah Residence

The most unique feature of this home is the outdoor living area, completely enclosed with the frameless all glass sliding system. Come rain or shine, this cozy space doesn’t lose it functionality or usability

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Silicon Valley Eichler

A Mid-Century Modern enthusiast architecture firm updates a 1953 Eichler to meet two new criteria: energy-efficient and family-friendly. Learn why two NanaWall SL60 systems were critical to their Title 24 compliance and preserving the Eichler aesthetic.

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"With NanaWall's HSW60 system the house opens completely without delineating a boundary for a continuous indoor/outdoor experience, while providing superior performance." 

— Sebastian Mariscal, President, Sebastian Mariscal Studio, Architect

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