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Undoing Replacement Windows (and going back to steel)

Posted on August 2, 2011 by revival

A nice article about a couple of New York homeowners undoing a prior owner’s work. Their new 1920s Tudor needed some work and “…it had some unfortunate updates… the windows were high-tech modern replacements.” Their real estate agent probably didn’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Inspiring Revivals | Tagged 1920's house, backdating, english revival, historic window, restoration, revival architecture, steel casement windows, steel casements, steel windows, tudor style, vintage window, window, window restoration | Leave a comment

Detroit has an opening (or two) for window repair

Posted on March 27, 2011 by revival

It looks like one of Detroit’s better known derelict buildings might be getting some attention soon. Built in 1913 and unused since 1988, Michigan Central Station has become an icon of Detroit’s decay. The building’s owner has announced their intention … Continue reading →

Posted in Patina: Unrestored Originals | Tagged abandonded railroad station, depot, Detroit, Double-hung, railroad station, restoration, Ruin, steel windows, window restoration | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: steel windows

Undoing Replacement Windows (and going back to steel)

Detroit has an opening (or two) for window repair

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