Explore new builds, considered retrofits and openings made easier to use. Watch Airla projects in motion and follow the latest installations on Instagram.
Australian projects / real movement
Openings that change the way a space feels.
Explore door and window automation across homes, schools and shared spaces. Each project has its own film. Airla supplies and coordinates the automation, working with the manufacturers who supply the doors and windows.
Homes & architectural openings
Residential · Queensland
Maleny
Large glass panels connect this Queensland home to its outlook. Watch the opening travel and the way automation makes an architectural feature easier to use. Airla supplies the motors and controls around the door system selected for the project.
Project film; some installation details are visible.
Architectural glass doors bring the outdoor setting into everyday living. This Matcham project shows the movement at full scale: a wide opening, measured travel and a direct connection between inside and out.
A waterfront outlook deserves an opening that gets used. At Wildfire, large sliding panels open the living space towards the water, showing how door automation can support the flow between the home and terrace.
Installation film; a small amount of equipment remains visible.
See the full opening sequence in a finished interior at Cascade. The glass panels move across the opening to connect the kitchen and living areas with the outdoor space. Motors, controls and day-to-day operation are coordinated around the selected doors.
Warm timber interiors, a poolside terrace and a clear view through the opening. Cabarita shows how automated sliding doors can make the connection to outdoor living feel natural, while keeping the architectural materials in focus.
Existing doors can become easier to operate without changing the character of a home. This Rose Bay project shows automation in an occupied residential setting. Retrofit suitability is assessed against the door, track condition, mounting space and available power.
Large sliding doors can be a daily part of the home rather than an opening that stays shut. This Merewether sequence shows the living area opening towards the courtyard, with the interior and outdoor living space connected through the travel of the panels.
Window automation makes suitable openings easier to operate when their size or position makes manual use awkward. Watch this Bayview opening in motion, then explore actuator and control options for your own window arrangement.
The landscape becomes part of the living space as these large sliding panels travel across the opening. Rosebrook demonstrates the scale and visual effect of door automation in an Australian rural setting.
Installation materials are visible in this project film.
A Sydney Harbour outlook provides the setting for large automated glass doors at Point Piper. See the opening move across the view. Early coordination of mounting space, cable paths and controls helps the automation fit the architectural details.
Installation footage with the harbour view in focus.
Large coastal openings need a practical way to operate the finished panels. This Dover Heights film captures door movement and the outlook during the build, demonstrating the scale of the opening before the surrounding finishes are complete.
Architectural glass openings are recorded from outside this Newport home during installation. The film shows the relationship between the doors, terrace and building elevation before the pool and surrounding landscape are finished.
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Installation-stage footage; landscaping and pool works are incomplete.
Door movement is demonstrated while the surrounding structure is still being built. This Reed Street reference shows the opening during installation, when mounting, access and coordination with the building team remain visible.
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Site installation film; unfinished structure and materials are visible.
High-level openings can support natural ventilation while remaining practical to operate. This Ravenswood exterior view shows window movement across the elevation. Airla coordinates the automation with the window manufacturer and the control requirements for the building.
The completed training space provides a clear use case for window automation above normal reach. Watch the high-level opening bank in the gym, with the equipment and room context showing where accessible control matters.
High-level windows in a completed gym · silent playback.
Watch the window bank open from the exterior landing at Marist College North Shore. This project shows how automation brings coordinated movement to multiple window panels in an education setting. Airla supplies the actuators and controls, working with the window manufacturer and project team.
High-level windows are shown in operation within a school interior. The timber-lined ceiling and wall finishes place the opening in context, while automated movement makes windows above normal reach usable from accessible controls.
School window commissioning footage · silent playback.
The high-level windows at Leppington Public School are recorded during commissioning. This film focuses on the opening bank and interior roofline, demonstrating movement while final installation work is still under way.
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Commissioning footage; some temporary equipment and unfinished details remain.
A university project reference showing window automation during site commissioning. The film records the high-level openings in the building interior before final completion, with temporary access equipment visible.
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Site commissioning footage; the building is under construction.