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Okalux

Name: Okalux
Address: Am Jöspershecklein 1, Marktheidenfeld, 97828, DE
Telephone: +49 9391 9000

For decades we have been experts for the intelligent use of natural light as a valuable resource.

02/09/2026

OKALUX at ARCHITECT@WORK Rotterdam

Daylight shapes spaces, enhances well-being and creates distinctive architectural accents. At this year’s Architect at Work in Rotterdam on 9–10 September 2026, OKALUX will show how maximum daylight utilisation, aesthetic solar control and future-ready thermal insulation can be combined for contemporary building envelopes.

Discover our innovative functional glazing solutions and explore how daylight, solar control and thermal performance can be integrated into contemporary architectural concepts.

Take the opportunity to discuss current projects, detailed solutions or specific material requirements with our team at the stand. If you would like to schedule a dedicated conversation with our daylight experts Armin Lang and Harald Müller, appointments can also be arranged in advance here.

As a special thank-you for your time, we have a limited-edition OKALUX sketchbook by LEUCHTTURM1917 waiting for you at our stand.

We look forward to meeting you in Rotterdam and discussing your projects.

ARCHITECT@WORK Rotterdam
📅 9 & 10 September 2026
📍OKALUX in Hall 1, Stand 30

Admission: Free for architects with online registration.

Photo: © Paul Warchol Photography

26/08/2026

A bank open to the city

The raiffeisen corner in St. Pölten brings banking, working, dining and meeting together under one roof. Designed by feld72 Architekten from Vienna in cooperation with Studio Hoffelner Schmid, the building combines dark façade elements with generous glazing and an open relationship with the city.

OKAWOOD adds warmth and function to the façade. Its natural timber grid is protected within the insulating glass cavity, providing direction-selective solar and glare protection while maintaining daylight and outward views.

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Photos: © Hertha Hurnaus | Architektur: feld72

19/08/2026

Where privacy meets daylight.

Hope Plaza in Duarte, California, is designed around the needs of patients, creating a calm and welcoming environment for cancer treatment and care. Designed by CO Architects in association with EwingCole for City of Hope the outpatient centre draws inspiration from the nearby San Gabriel Mountains, with nature and daylight shaping the architectural concept.

OKALUX+ insulating glass supports this patient-centred approach by combining complete visual privacy with softly diffused natural light. Its integrated capillary insert distributes daylight evenly throughout the interior, reducing glare and harsh contrasts while creating a sense of protection and comfort. Enhanced solar protection and thermal insulation further contribute to a balanced indoor environment.

A thoughtful use of daylighting that supports both patient privacy and wellbeing.

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Photos: © Tom Bonner Photography | CO Architects

12/08/2026

Bringing new life to heritage

Oxford & Foley is transforming a heritage site in Sydney into a vibrant destination for culture, creativity and collaboration. Designed by , the project carefully combines the restoration of historic buildings with contemporary architecture, creating inspiring spaces for work and community.

Daylight plays a central role in the design. Developed specifically for overhead glazing, OKASOLAR S combines directional solar control with targeted daylight guidance. Its integrated louvre system brings natural light deep into the building, reduces direct solar heat gain and creates balanced lighting conditions while maintaining partial outward views.

Together with our Australian representative Architectural Glass & Cladding we are pleased to contribute to this adaptive reuse project with OKASOLAR S, supporting the architectural daylight concept through high-performance roof glazing.

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Photos: © Stream Creative

05/08/2026

Timber meets innovation.

The Williams Bookstore at Williams College was designed as an open meeting place for students, faculty and the local community. Designed by Cambridge Seven and developed to LEED Platinum standards, the building combines generous glazing with natural materials to create bright, welcoming spaces.

As one of the first projects to feature OKAWOOD insulating glass with beech timber louvres, the façade delivers effective solar shading while maintaining transparent views and balanced natural daylight. A project that shows how timber and glass can work together to enhance both sustainability and architectural quality.

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Photos: © Jeff Goldberg Photography LLC/Esto

29/07/2026

Where architecture meets daylight.

At the Central University Library of the University of Greifswald, a four-storey glazed atrium connects the House of Books with the House of Administration.

As the heart of the building, it creates an open, light-filled environment for learning and research.

The roof glazing incorporates OKALUX+ insulating glass, whose integrated capillary insert diffuses daylight evenly throughout the atrium. The result is soft, glare-controlled natural light that enhances visual comfort while reinforcing the architectural concept.

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Photo1: © Ole Kracht
Photo2: © Magnus Schult

22/07/2026

A New Chapter in Copper

Architecture that does not overshadow its historic setting but writes the next chapter. At the Museum of Literature Ireland, Scott Tallon Walker Architects have created an extension that enters into a thoughtful dialogue with its historic surroundings through light, materiality and transparency.

A defining feature is the façade with OKATECH Copper. The expanded copper mesh integrated into the insulating glass filters daylight, balances transparency and privacy, and gives the building envelope a refined sense of depth. As light changes throughout the day, the façade reveals new layers of reflection and materiality, making the dialogue between heritage and contemporary architecture tangible.

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Photos: © Donal Murphy

15/07/2026

Where transparency tells a story

Designed by Kastien Architekten, the WA Group Media Campus in Hamm combines contemporary workplaces with a clear architectural vision.

Home to WA Westfälischer Anzeiger, the building unites print, digital media and radio in one place. Its transparent façade echoes the openness and connectivity that define today's media landscape.

Large glazed façades fill the interiors with natural daylight, while OKAWOOD insulating glass with integrated timber louvres provides effective solar shading. By reducing solar heat gain and limiting direct sunlight, it creates a comfortable indoor environment without compromising transparency or outward views.

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Photos: © kastien.com

08/07/2026

Perfect Light Diffusion in the Netherlands' Oldest Museum

How do you upgrade a historic monument to modern energy standards without disrupting its unique soul?

The recent renovation and sustainability project at the Teylers Museum in Haarlem shows exactly how history and innovation can go hand in hand! 🤝In the "Second Painting Room" (Tweede Schilderijenzaal), our OKALUX+ light-diffusing insulating glass was successfully implemented.

Why it matters:
☀️Optimal Daylighting: The advanced capillary insert provides outstanding thermal insulation and even, shadow-free daylighting that protects vulnerable artworks from glare.
🎨Invisible Performance: Thanks to the original matte ceiling glazing, the skylights remain completely invisible from the inside, perfectly maintaining the room's authentic, timeless atmosphere.

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Photos: © Teylers Museum

02/07/2026

Every window tells a story ✨

The Jewish Museum in Rendsburg is more than a museum – it is a place where history, remembrance and contemporary architecture come together. Located in the only surviving historic synagogue in Schleswig-Holstein, the carefully restored prayer hall invites visitors to experience the building's remarkable heritage in a new light.

Designed by Werkbüro für Architektur Vögele & Carstensen, the restoration pays tribute to the original architecture while meeting the demands of a modern museum. A defining feature of the project is the reconstruction of the historic arched windows, for which OKALUX manufactured 375 bespoke glazing units, each individually shaped to match the original geometry.

The project features light-diffusing OKALUX insulating glass with an integrated capillary slab. It distributes daylight evenly and virtually shadow-free throughout the prayer hall, creating a calm, atmospheric interior. At the same time, the glazing provides excellent solar control, glare protection and thermal insulation, while allowing light transmission to be tailored to the building's specific requirements.

A thoughtful balance of heritage, craftsmanship and daylight design.

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Photo 1+2: © Antje Wendt, Nordkirche
Photo 3: © Stiftung Schleswig-Holsteinische Landesmuseen, Marcus Dewanger

Adresse

Am Jöspershecklein 1
Marktheidenfeld
97828

Öffnungszeiten

Montag	08:00 - 12:00
	13:00 - 16:30
Dienstag	08:00 - 12:00
Mittwoch	08:00 - 12:00
	13:00 - 16:30
Donnerstag	08:00 - 12:00
Freitag	08:00 - 12:00

Telefon

+49 9391 9000

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