Veranda Tirana realizes its largest private projects in Sauk, the quarter on Tirana's south-eastern hills towards Farkë, where villas with gardens and pools dominate the landscape. Here architectural glass serves to connect the house with nature: verandas with large glazed surfaces overlooking the hills, glass fences around pools, winter gardens capturing the winter sun.
Hilly terrain demands experience: every project starts with a survey of slope, water drainage and valley-wind exposure. That is why quotes for Sauk are always given after a free on-site survey — never by phone.
Verandas with hill views
Sauk's villas have views worth using: a veranda with sliding glass walls without vertical profiles keeps the panorama untouched and shelters from the cool evening hill breeze. The solar-control glass roof lets light in without excess heat. For gardens with level differences, the aluminium structure is light and installs without heavy foundations.
The pool fence: safety without blocking the view
Sauk's pools are the heart of the garden — and the main risk for children. A glass fence with 316 stainless spigots protects without hiding the water from the house: you see the pool from the living room. Self-closing gates with high latches meet safety standards. Marine-grade 316 steel resists chlorine vapours year after year.
The winter garden for plants and family
Sauk's climate is 2–3°C colder than the center in winter. A winter garden with thermal-break profiles and double glazing keeps Mediterranean plants alive through winter and serves as a sunny living room even in January. With a small radiant panel the space stays above 20°C at low cost.