Façade proportions
Width, depth and height are developed from the doorway and the architectural lines around it.
Shelter at the threshold · Designed and made in Nice
Developed by our in-house team, fabricated in our workshop and installed by people who know the project.
Bespoke entrance canopies and awnings in steel, wrought iron, stainless steel and glass, designed around the façade and made in our Nice workshop.

The project
An entrance canopy protects the threshold and gives the doorway a clear architectural presence without weighing down the façade. Its width, depth and supports are composed with the door, windows and surrounding masonry.
Steel and wrought iron allow both restrained contemporary lines and finely worked decorative designs. Glass, fabric and other coverings are coordinated with the structure, falls, drainage and wind exposure.
What we resolve
Width, depth and height are developed from the doorway and the architectural lines around it.
Brackets, frame, glazing or fabric are designed as one assembly.
Falls, edges, gutters where required and junctions with the façade are planned in detail.
The canopy may be contemporary, discreet or draw on existing metalwork on the building.
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Applications
Design and installation are adapted to the building, its users and the site conditions recorded during the survey.
Our involvement
Site information feeds into the fabrication drawings, then stays with the workshop and installation team.
We survey the opening, substrates, levels, projections and site access.
Structure, brackets, covering and drainage are coordinated in the design.
Profiles and decorative elements are formed, assembled and prepared for their finish.
The structure is anchored, the covering fitted and the junctions checked on site.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The survey and design allow the proportions, stonework and existing details to be respected, with fixings suited to the substrate.
Yes. The glass build-up, supports and slope are coordinated with the metal structure and exposure of the façade.
Canopy usually describes a more architectural structure over an entrance, often with glass. Awning is a broader term covering protection over a doorway, walkway or part of a terrace.
Your enquiry
We can begin with an architect’s package or a few straightforward details.