Blog | An Urban Sanctuary: Vitrocsa by Goldbrecht at Jardim

In the heart of Manhattan, Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld created Jardim. This residence features 195 Vitrocsa windows in sliding and fixed configurations. The Vitrocsa Invisible Wall transforms these residences into open-air pavilions. Panel heights range from 8.5 to 11 feet.

Weinfeld says, "The choice of materials ensures a harmonious integration with the surroundings. Simple lines and large glass panes impart remarkable contemporaneity and understated elegance." These floor-to-ceiling windows allow units to extend toward the greenery and the city.

Dissolving Architectural Boundaries
In a city where light and space are premium, the Vitrocsa Invisible Wall is a functional necessity. This Swiss-engineered system offers unobstructed views through custom configurations and minimal sightlines. Technical performance is just as critical as the aesthetic.

Vitrocsa's patented features allow tracks to be recessed into the floor and ceiling. The glass effectively disappears and transforms these New York residences into open-air pavilions.

Goldbrecht, Elevating Cities Across the USA
Jardim stands as a timeless example of how innovative fenestration redefines urban living. Integrating Vitrocsa into this NYC masterpiece establishes a standard of architectural excellence. By prioritizing transparency and engineering integrity, the project secures its status as a landmark of modern design.

Goldbrecht provides technical expertise, installation, and guaranteed maintenance for Vitrocsa systems across North America. Contact our team to learn how we can help you redefine the boundaries of your next commission.

Photos: Evan Joseph