I’m ready to add a new fixed, full-glass window to our living room so we can keep an eye on the swimmers while relaxing inside. The main objective is crystal-clear sightlines to the pool—both when I’m standing in the kitchen half a level below and when we’re seated on the sofas—without giving neighbours a peek into our space. Here’s what I already know and can supply: • Current AutoCAD drawings of the façade and interior layout • Initial ideas of a bay-style concept • Wall build-up that will include 180 mm of exterior insulation after the opening is cut What I need from you: • Precise sizing, shape and placement for a horizontal rectangular opening that starts at floor level and stays under 1 m in height • Full set of dimensioned plans and sections ready for submission to our local authority, in DWG and PDF • Interior and exterior renderings (or quick SketchUp/3D views) so we can confirm aesthetics and sightlines before we commit • Construction details that account for the insulation layer, waterproofing, structural lintel and any thermal-bridge breaks Acceptance criteria 1. From a marked point in the kitchen (standing) and 3 sofa positions (seated), the swimmer’s lane is fully visible. 2. Neighbouring house have no direct view of the living-room seating area. 3. Drawings match existing AutoCAD layers and scaling conventions. 4. All files open cleanly in AutoCAD 2020 or later and include a plotted PDF set. 5. the outside rendering if harmonious and go with the existing facade If you have a knack for marrying aesthetics with practical build details—and can turn around clear visuals fast—let’s talk.