Skylights and canopies are architectural features designed to enhance natural light, ventilation, and the aesthetic appeal of a building’s interior and exterior spaces.

Skylights are windows installed in the roof or ceiling of a building, allowing natural light to penetrate the interior and creating a sense of openness. They can come in various shapes and sizes, providing an abundance of natural daylight and reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day. Skylights contribute to a more welcoming and spacious atmosphere, particularly in areas that lack traditional windows.

Canopies, on the other hand, are overhead roof-like structures often used to provide shelter, shade, or architectural emphasis for building entrances, walkways, or outdoor spaces. They can be made from various materials, including fabric, glass, or metal, and they offer protection from the elements while adding a distinctive design element to the building’s exterior.