Lucy Ave - Big Windows

11Jun07

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With big walls come big windows. Today the stair windows were installed. We have been anxious to see these get done. They started installing windows on monday but the rain caused a serious delay. These are a very dramatic element of the design and it’s exciting to see them come to life. The stair windows span the entire height of the building and provide beautiful light to the whole house. We decided to go with Pella Pro-Line windows. Garth recommended them and he worked with the sales rep. to get us a good price. They are efficient and beautiful windows and a large portion of our budget was spent on them. We originally thought we could use a salvaged aluminum window but found that the supply was not as plentiful as we had originally been told. These are also a much more energy efficient window than aluminum. We would have preferred the look of aluminum but Pella’s color options were quite limited. The roofing material showed up today and should be installed on monday.

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3 Responses to “Lucy Ave - Big Windows”

  1. rr on June 11th, 2007 10:27 pm

    are those windows metal on the outside, and wood on the inside?

  2. jacob on June 12th, 2007 5:27 pm

    Yes, they are considered a “wood clad” window. They are wood windows with a steel cladding on the exterior. These are generally the most evergy efficient and low maintenance window type. Wood windows are highly insulative but require a lot of maintenance hence the “maintenance free” metal exterior.

  3. Mark Fojas on June 18th, 2007 8:35 pm

    Reminds me of some of the better Bauhaus homes in Haifa and Tel Aviv. Very cool.

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