When it comes to historic preservation, the elegance of a door lies not only in its design but also in its anatomy. From grand entryways in landmark buildings to charming brownstone doors in New York City, understanding the parts of a door can help you make more informed decisions.
From modest stable to loft-style condo in the West Village
Historical Windows of New York is hard at work bringing this Perry Street building’s fenestration into the 21st century with custom, high-performance thermally broken double pane steel windows and doors.
Happy birthday, Landmarks Preservation Commission
Fifty-five years ago, New York City Mayor Wagner signed the Landmarks Law, creating the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC). LPC’s mission is to protect NYC’s architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings.
Take a peek at Bertrand's passive window series
When it comes to passive houses, you can’t be passive about your choice in windows. Every choice is a careful balance of performance and aesthetics.
Why you want (thermally) broken windows and doors
Our partner Brombal handcrafts bespoke metal windows in Italy, for the finest high performance thermally broken steel framed windows, doors, and curtain walls.
Bespoke, hand-carved mahogany, and high performance
This iconic home is the perfect representation of respecting historical architectural features while integrating time-honored craftsmanship and modern materials and technology for energy performance and safety.