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One of Islamabad's landmark high-rises, glazed floor to floor across its full height.

Protek Devices installed high-performance 3M film over the tower's glass, working at height while the building stayed open, to cut the solar heat reaching the offices and help hold the panes secure.

The offices sit cooler behind glass that looks no different from the street. Every pane is far harder to knock out now, too.

A glass-fronted Coca-Cola office on a Gulberg main road, glazed floor to floor, with open lounges and a reception sitting in full afternoon sun.

We ran 3M Prestige 70 across the curtain wall. The film is spectrally selective: it turns back solar heat and stays clear at 69% light, so nothing about the building's look changed.

The lounges kept their daylight and their view of the road. What went was the heat, and a good chunk of the afternoon cooling bill.

A sloped glass roof at The Centaurus in Islamabad, angled straight at the sky and impossible to treat from inside.

A harnessed crew worked across the roof and applied Reflectiv EXT 600, an externally-mounted film made for exactly this: sun-facing overhead glazing that has to be filmed from above.

That roof used to bake the floor beneath it. Now the space works through the afternoon with no blinds bolted on.

The Excel Labs diagnostic centre in Multan, wrapped in blue reflective glazing above a busy market row.

Working from a truck-mounted boom lift, the crew applied Reflectiv SOL 101 and SOL 102 across the full height of the facade. Both are silver solar films built for glass that takes the brunt of the Multan sun.

Waiting areas and lab floors are cooler and easier to sit in. The silver glass tidied up the whole frontage as a bonus.

A multi-storey Allied Bank branch on a Faisalabad commercial artery, its upper floors taking the sun straight onto the glass.

Reflectiv IR 50 went onto the windows. It is an infrared-rejection film that cuts heat and glare while leaving a clear 60% light level for the banking hall and offices.

Tellers and customers are out of the glare, and the top-floor offices no longer cook by mid-afternoon. The branch looks sharper from the road, too.

A McDonald's outlet fronted with tall dining-room glass, open to the street morning to night.

The storefront glazing took 3M Prestige 70. It cuts the afternoon heat and glare for diners while keeping the bright, see-in frontage the brand trades on.

Diners by the window have stopped squinting at the afternoon sun, and the kitchen's cooling has less to fight. The frontage stays as bright and open as the brand wants.

A diagrid glass dome crowning the Pentasquare building in Lahore, a feature roof that doubled as a heat trap.

The team filmed the dome from outside with Reflectiv EXT 600, an external film suited to complex, sun-facing overhead glass.

The atrium kept its glass ceiling and its daylight. The greenhouse heat that came with it did not.

Innovista, a commercial building in DHA Gujranwala fronted with a dark, mullioned glass elevation.

The glazing took TotalGard DR Silver 05 R, a deep silver reflective film that blocks the bulk of the sun's heat and gives the facade its mirrored, even tone.

Offices behind the glass stay cool and private all day. The tower now reads as one clean, mirrored block.

A frameless glass entrance vestibule at a Serena property, a structure guests pass through and that has to stay clear.

The glazing took TotalGard Ceramic Plus SF 5097, which pairs solar performance with a safety layer, so the entrance controls heat and holds the glass together if it is ever struck.

The entrance stays as clear and bright as guests expect. It just runs cooler now, and the glass is far safer if it ever takes a knock.

A double-height KFC storefront in glass, glazed up two floors behind street scaffolding during fit-out.

The crew filmed the full glass front with TotalGard 6595, taken up the elevation from scaffold. The film knocks back heat and glare on the dining floors.

The seats along the glass are out of the direct sun now, and the shopfront still catches the eye from the road.

A private home in DHA Lahore with large black-framed windows around a planted courtyard.

The windows took Reflectiv SOL 142, a silver solar film that reflects heat off the glass and adds daytime privacy to the courtyard-facing rooms.

The courtyard-facing rooms are cooler and no longer on show to anyone in the yard. The black-framed glass looks just as it did before.

A bank office topped with pyramid glass skylights that poured heat and midday glare straight down into the floor below.

We filmed the skylights with Reflectiv SOL 102, a high-rejection external silver film suited to sloped, sun-facing glass.

The glare coming through the pyramids is gone, and the floor under them is usable all afternoon. The chillers get an easier time of it, too.

An Interloop office on the edge of Faisalabad, its upper floors glazed toward open fields and full western sun.

Reached by scissor lift, the glass took Reflectiv IR 80, a light infrared film that cuts heat while keeping a bright 80% light level and the long view out.

The desks by the windows lost the worst of the heat and glare. The daylight and the view over the fields stayed.

A large Romanza retail floor in Multan, glazed wall to wall, filmed while the building was still being fitted out.

Working off scaffold against the full-height glass, the team applied Reflectiv IR 50 to cut heat and glare across the shop floor.

The shop floor kept its daylight and its long views out. The heat that usually comes with that much glass did not.

A private farmhouse near Lahore with tall living-room glass opening onto the garden and trees.

We fitted Reflectiv IR 70X, a clear infrared film that trims heat and glare while keeping the view to the garden bright and true.

The family kept the open, green view the house was built around, minus the heat that used to pour in with it.

The MyBagPack building in DHA Lahore, a white block fronted with dark glass and glazed feature panels.

The glazing took Reflectiv SOL 142, a silver solar film that reflects heat and gives the dark glass its even, private tone.

The offices run cooler and stay screened from the street. The black-glass frontage looks exactly as intended.

The LumenSoft office, a compact multi-storey building with punched windows down one exposed elevation.

The sun-facing windows took Reflectiv IR 70X, a clear infrared film that cuts heat without darkening the glass or the offices behind it.

The rooms along that wall are easier to keep cool, and the film sits all but invisibly on the glass.

A private home in Lahore with a tall glazed stair and living wall in dark reflective glass.

The glass took TotalGard DR Silver 05 R, a deep silver reflective film for strong heat control and clear daytime privacy.

Inside stays cool and private, and the dark mirrored glass suits the house's modern lines.

A government office in Lahore, part institutional building and part landscaped courtyard, with large glazed doors and screens.

Windows took 3M Prestige 70 for heat and glare control, and the internal glass doors were finished with a banded frosted film for privacy and manifestation.

The offices are cooler and better shaded, and the courtyard glass keeps its calm. The frosted banding marks the doors without shutting the light out.