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Out with the old and in with the new...that is the "new old"... as work begins on our long awaited Trinity Towers Promenade Storefront Project. The Trinity Buildings are among the first Gothic-inspired skyscrapers in New York.
What we love about working with Landmark buildings is the continual education on historical, impactful, architects. In a sea of pedestrian, aluminum insert replacement windows at 230 West End Ave, we are just wrapping up the first apartment of our recent project.
Every neighborhood in New York City, and each of the streets it contains, holds secrets to be uncovered. Walker Street is one of the streets that has its history most deeply buried, some of which may never be known.
HWNY is proud to announce the completion of the adaptive reuse project at the Orangerie, built by John D. Rockefeller in 1908 on the historic Rockefeller family estate and bequeathed to the nonprofit National Trust for Historic Preservation in 1979 by Nelson Rockefeller.
The Historical Windows’ team loves being part of keeping the unique charm and character of Cobble Hill Brooklyn which was originally settled by Dutch farmers in the mid-1600s, and remains impressively preserved to this day, in large part thanks to The New York City Landmarks and Preservation Commission.
The Paterno, one of Historical Windows of New York’s current projects on Riverside Drive, is uniquely designed by renowned Morningside Height's architects, Schwartz & Gloss.
