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New York City's skyline is a testament to architectural innovation and diversity. One key element that contributes to the uniqueness of its buildings is the variety of windows used. From historic brownstones to modern skyscrapers, the windows in NYC homes and buildings showcase a rich tapestry of styles and functionalities.
Nestled along West 95th Street in New York City's Upper Central Park West Westside Landmarks Historic District stand four enchanting Row Houses that have withstood the test of time.
Our Reade Street project turns 143 years old in August. We’re installing bespoke high performance windows in this five-story Tribeca Victorian jewel.
Historical Windows of New York is tackling a National Historic Trust property: helping to transform Kykuit’s orangerie into the new David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center. Historically appropriate, yet high performance windows are key to meeting the Rockefeller Brothers Fund sustainability goals while honoring the history of the estate.
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.
The Apthorp is one of our favorite buildings to work in. We’re nearing our 500th window replacement in this magnificent landmark building. Most recently, we installed custom rectangular and arched mahogany double-hung windows from Parrett Windows & Doors in a penthouse apartment. The high performance windows are operated with brass weight and chains and are trickle vented.
