SAT Architectural Technologies

A new relationship
with the outdoors.

Architectural roof and glazing systems that bring light, movement and purposeful detail to terraces, courtyards and hospitality spaces.

Bronze louvre pergola on a coastal terrace at sunset
SPACE · LIGHT · MOVEMENT
01 / LIGHT

Shape the atmosphere.

Adjustable roof configurations offer different ways to balance daylight, shade and openness.

02 / SPACE

Change the boundaries.

Moving glass enclosures connect sheltered areas to their surroundings with a clear architectural rhythm.

03 / DETAIL

Resolve the whole system.

Structure, drainage, lighting and operating controls are coordinated around the needs of each project.

Retractable aluminum louvre roof opening over a garden terrace
Roof systems

From filtered light
to open sky.

Tilting louvres create a considered balance between shade and ventilation. Retractable roof configurations open the space further, allowing the architecture to respond to different uses and moments of the day.

The appropriate roof mechanism, support arrangement and drainage detail are selected to suit the site and the specified system.

Tilting louvresRetractable configurationsCoordinated drainage
Moving glass systems

A clear view.
A flexible edge.

Vertical guillotine glazing changes the enclosure through guided vertical movement. Sliding and folding systems offer alternative ways to open a frontage, organize access and preserve visual continuity.

Panel arrangement, guides, operating controls and glass specification are coordinated for the selected configuration and installation conditions.

Vertical guillotineSliding glassFolding glass
Vertical moving glass enclosure on an illuminated rooftop terrace
Vertical moving glass

Vertical Guillotine Glazing

Bring a different rhythm to the terrace frontage. Vertically moving glass panels adapt the enclosure while keeping the opening within its own bay, without a sideways panel parking area.

Illustrative garden terrace with vertical guillotine glass bays in closed, partly open and open configurations
Illustrative terrace concept · opening positions depend on the selected configuration.

Open vertically. Keep the view.

Guided panels move vertically within side profiles to vary the frontage opening. In the illustrated three-panel arrangement, the upper panels lower over the bottom panel, leaving the upper part of the bay open.

This opening pattern can suit restaurant terraces, hospitality frontages and outdoor seating areas where a clear view and a flexible enclosure are part of the design.

Choose the configuration.

Two- and three-panel arrangements provide different opening and stacking patterns. The panel layout, glass specification, guides, drive housing and fixing details are selected around the opening dimensions and intended use.

Operating controls, protection measures and maintenance access are coordinated with the selected system and installation conditions.

Illustration comparing closed vertical guillotine glass with upper panels lowered into a bottom stack to open the frontage
Closed and open positions · illustrative three-panel operating concept.

Plan the frontage with our design team.

Share the clear width and height, project location, supporting structure and intended use. We can help identify a suitable panel arrangement and provide the relevant technical information.

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Final dimensions, glass types, operating limits and protection details are confirmed for the selected system and project.

Explore the collection

One architectural language.
Multiple ways to configure it.

01

Bioclimatic louvre roofs

Adjustable aluminum blades introduce controlled shade and an adaptable roof plane for terraces and outdoor living areas.

02

Retractable roof systems

Moving aluminum or fabric roof configurations allow a sheltered space to become more open, with the mechanism selected around the required architectural expression.

03

Glass roof structures

Transparent overhead solutions preserve daylight and a connection to the sky. Fixed or moving configurations are considered with suitable supports and drainage details.

04

Vertical guillotine glazing

Guided glass panels move vertically to vary the enclosure, creating a distinctive frontage for hospitality and outdoor seating spaces.

05

Sliding & folding glass

Alternative panel arrangements provide different opening patterns and parking positions, helping the enclosure work with the movement of people and furniture.

06

Lighting & shade options

Integrated lighting, vertical screens and finish selections complete the atmosphere. Available options depend on the selected system and project configuration.

SAT roof families

Select the movement.
Then refine the details.

SAT–KING110

A roof family combining louvre rotation and retraction for a broader range of opening configurations.

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SAT–CROWN105

A retractable aluminum roof concept that transforms the overhead enclosure through controlled movement.

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Final dimensions, glass types, operating limits, finishes and accessories are confirmed against the selected model, approved technical documentation and project requirements.

Technical overview

SAT roof systems · Configuration comparison

ParameterPERG101KING110CROWN105
Roof movementTilting louvresLouvre tilt and retractionRetractable aluminium roof
Single-module width · up to8000 mm8000 mm8000 mm
Single-module projection · up to4000 mm4000 mm4000 mm
Louvre positioningAdjustable tiltAdjustable tilt and retractionRetractable opening
Automation and control unitIncludedIncludedIncluded
Lighting and weather sensorsOptionalOptionalOptional

Choose the roof movement, module layout, glazing, finishes and lighting to suit your outdoor space. Dimensions and available options are tailored to the selected SAT roof system.

Spaces & applications

Different settings.
Distinct possibilities.

Explore how roof and glazing configurations can shape outdoor spaces across hospitality, residential, healthcare and educational environments. Each application begins with the architecture and the people who use it.

Louvre pergola and glass enclosure over a restaurant courtyard at sunset
01 / RESTAURANTS

Dining beyond the interior.

A defined outdoor dining space brings atmosphere and architectural rhythm to the restaurant experience. Louvre roofs and moving glass enclosures can be coordinated with seating, lighting and circulation to create a setting that feels connected to its surroundings.

Design focus: table layout, clear access routes, service circulation and lighting.

Retractable louvre pergola over a hillside residential terrace
02 / PRIVATE TERRACES

An open-air extension of home.

A terrace becomes an intentional part of the architecture through a carefully proportioned roof, considered finishes and a flexible edge. Tilting or retractable configurations offer different ways to frame the view and shape the relationship between shade and open sky.

Design focus: orientation, views, building interfaces and drainage.

Garden rest area beside a hospital with a louvre pergola and glass enclosure
03 / HEALTHCARE OUTDOOR SPACES

A quiet place to pause.

Garden seating areas offer patients, visitors and staff a welcoming place outside the hospital interior. Roof and glazing configurations can help define these spaces while keeping access, visibility and the needs of different users central to the design.

Design focus: accessible routes, seating arrangement, visibility and maintenance access.

Illuminated louvre pergola and glazed lounge at a mountain hotel
04 / HOTELS & RESORTS

A destination within the destination.

From a terrace lounge to a courtyard dining area, outdoor structures can carry the character of the hotel into the landscape. Coordinated roof geometry, glazing and lighting create a distinctive setting for gathering, relaxing and enjoying the view.

Design focus: guest circulation, operating needs, lighting and finish coordination.

Louvre pergola and glass enclosure over a university courtyard seating area
05 / UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES

Space for ideas to meet.

Courtyard pavilions and sheltered seating areas bring an architectural focus to informal campus life. A coordinated roof and glass arrangement can define places for conversation, reading and meeting while preserving a visual connection to the surrounding campus.

Design focus: movement routes, seating capacity, visibility and ongoing maintenance.

Designed around your project

Good architecture begins
with the right coordination.

01Understand the space

Use, orientation, available area and the relationship to the existing building.

02Define the system

Roof movement, glazing arrangement and the required operating options.

03Resolve the interfaces

Supports, anchorage, drainage, electrical supply and access for maintenance.

04Confirm the specification

Model documentation, finish selections and installation details before execution.

Technical support

Let’s give your space
a new possibility.

For further information, system selection and project-specific technical details, contact our technical support team.

Share your drawings, intended use and preferred roof or glazing configuration to begin the discussion.

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