Wausau Window and Wall Systems

Seattle’s Third & Harrison office building features Wausau’s curtainwall and windows

Posted by PRISM | Dec 8, 2017 | 0 |

Developed by Martin Selig Real Estate, Seattle’s Third & Harrison is a new 185,000-square-foot, five-floor office building and home to Holland America Cruise Lines. Perkins+Will’s architectural team envisioned the project as a new, sustainably designed icon for urban professionals to work near the natural wonders the city has to offer. Amenities include plentiful underground parking, vegetated roof terraces, and street amenities such as seating and pocket parks.

195 CHURCH offices’ window retrofit increases energy efficiency

Posted by PRISM | Dec 5, 2017 | 0 |

Located on the New Haven Green, 195 CHURCH is undergoing a $6 million energy-efficient window and lighting retrofit. Implementing recommendations from Globelé Energy and Apogee Enterprises, Inc.’s Building Retrofit Strategy Team, the property’s tenants already are experiencing more comfortable workspaces.

San Antonio’s Cellars at Pearl features Wausau Window and Wall Systems

Posted by PRISM | Nov 7, 2017 | 0 |

Cellars at Pearl’s East and West Towers’ 122 apartments range from 650-square-foot floor plans with one bedroom and one bath to 2450-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bath junior penthouses. The towers’ feeling and function is credited to the collaboration of Three: Living Architecture and Don B. McDonald, AIA. Described as a South Texas/Spanish “refined ranch” aesthetic, the towers incorporate native stone, mission tile, reclaimed brick, salvaged hardwood floors, high ceilings, expansive windows, and private terraces and balconies.

The Woolworth Tower Residences completes window retrofit

Posted by PRISM | Oct 12, 2017 | 0 |

The iconic Woolworth Tower Residences’ top 30 floors are nearing completion after extensive renovations. Promising sweeping views of the city, each residence showcases new, historically inspired, high-performance windows and terrace doors from Wausau Window and Wall Systems.

Rowan University’s new Holly Pointe Commons designed for accessibility and sustainability

Posted by PRISM | Aug 11, 2017 | 0 |

Designed by Erdy McHenry Architecture, the 303,000-square-foot building showcases a modern aesthetic and serpentine-shaped footprint. Standing 75 feet high, Holly Pointe Commons includes a four-story and a seven-story building interconnected by a study bridge. Its façade is constructed of metal panels and Wausau 2250i INvent™ Series windows.

Springfield Union Station restored with historically accurate Custom Windows by Wausau

Posted by PRISM | Jul 31, 2017 | 0 |

Reopened on June 25, 2017, Massachusetts’ Springfield Union Station was restored to its former grandeur with modern improvements, including energy-efficient, historically accurate Custom Window™ by Wausau double-hung and fixed windows.

Slate, Portland’s new, LEED Gold, mixed-use, transit-oriented development

Posted by PRISM | Jul 11, 2017 | 0 |

Designed by Works Progress Architecture for co-developers Urban Development Partners and Beam Development, the property conveys a “push and pull” theme exemplifying the location’s vibrancy. The glass, metal and concrete façade consists of articulated, modulated, rectangular shapes, including some that are setback and some that project over the sidewalks below.

D.C.’s Atlantic Plumbing residences feature industrial-inspired design with Wausau’s windows

Posted by PRISM | Jun 28, 2017 | 0 |

Atlantic Plumbing sits at the north end of Washington, D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood on the corner of 8th and V streets.The JBG Companies tapped Morris Adjmi Architects, which teamed with local architect Eric Colbert and Associates, to design the Class A project as two new industrial-style buildings.

Wausau publishes new “Florida Product Guide: Window and Curtainwall Systems Engineered for Protection and Sustainability”

Posted by PRISM | May 26, 2017 | 0 |

Detailed in Wausau’s Florida Product Guide are its windows, window wall, curtainwall and accessories that meet or exceed the Florida Building Code, including those required in High Velocity Hurricane Zones.

Wausau introduces CrossTrak Sliding Doors for high-rise balconies

Posted by PRISM | May 9, 2017 | 0 |

“Architects told us that they wanted to design around broader views and more natural daylight, and we made it our mission to deliver,” says Steve Fronek, P.E., Wausau’s vice president of design engineering. “CrossTrak is different from other sliding glass doors. Each panel is an independent, factory-glazed frame that’s guaranteed square. These side-stacking frames self-align on an extruded anchor or receptor. An interlocking polyamide channel, fitted with a stainless steel roller track insert, runs continuously across the sill, creating the ‘cross track.’ Unlike other doors, CrossTrak is easy to install plumb, square and level – even in large openings.”

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Seattle’s Third & Harrison office building features Wausau’s curtainwall and windows

195 CHURCH offices’ window retrofit increases energy efficiency

San Antonio’s Cellars at Pearl features Wausau Window and Wall Systems

The Woolworth Tower Residences completes window retrofit

Rowan University’s new Holly Pointe Commons designed for accessibility and sustainability

Springfield Union Station restored with historically accurate Custom Windows by Wausau

Slate, Portland’s new, LEED Gold, mixed-use, transit-oriented development

D.C.’s Atlantic Plumbing residences feature industrial-inspired design with Wausau’s windows

Wausau publishes new “Florida Product Guide: Window and Curtainwall Systems Engineered for Protection and Sustainability”

Wausau introduces CrossTrak Sliding Doors for high-rise balconies

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