V-LITE 3D Studio
Explore architectural roof structures in 360°
Rotate, zoom and compare translucent roof concepts engineered for polycarbonate applications. Every scene is an original V-LITE visualization.
Interactive structure library
Select a roof form, rotate it freely, switch camera angles and compare polycarbonate finishes. The studio is designed to explain how translucent roofing systems can look before detailed engineering.
Wheel: zoom
Barrel Vault Canopy
A continuous curved daylight roof supported by repeated steel ribs. The form sheds water efficiently and creates a light, open enclosure for long covered spaces.
What these roof forms are
Each geometry solves a different combination of span, drainage, daylight, weather protection and architectural expression.
Barrel vault
A continuous curved roof made from repeated ribs. The arch distributes loads efficiently and works well for long covered spaces.
Ridge skylight
A symmetrical double-slope translucent roof that creates a familiar pitched silhouette with daylight from both sides.
Mono-pitch roof
A single inclined plane that simplifies drainage and is practical for industrial buildings and lean-to extensions.
Arched entrance canopy
A compact curved frame for entrances, drop-offs and pedestrian zones, typically using transparent compact polycarbonate.
Tunnel walkway
A semi-cylindrical protected passage that keeps pedestrian routes bright while shielding them from rain and direct weather exposure.
Sawtooth roof
A repeating factory roof profile designed to admit controlled daylight deep into production and workshop interiors.
Butterfly roof
Two planes fall toward a central valley, creating a contemporary form and a natural rainwater collection line.
Curved pavilion
A free-standing architectural canopy for courtyards, public spaces and waiting areas where openness and weather cover are both required.
Turn a roof idea into a V-LITE daylighting concept.
Share the span, application and preferred sheet type. The V-LITE team can help align the polycarbonate solution with the structural concept.