Printworks Mill Preservation
July 8, 2021
Printworks Mill Preservation
Graham Architectural Products teamed up with Window City to provide new historic replication windows in $54 Million Greensboro, NC project.
Opening as a textile mill for printed fabrics in 1913, that business eventually closed completely in 1977. This project is now undergoing a complete renovation into a mixed use property including apartments, commercial space and self storage.
The renovation utilized 550 of our SR6700 Steel Replica windows. Configurations included fixed, fixed/awning, and fixed with false vents.
Read more about the entire project on Window City’s website here.
To find out more about the Graham window and door products used on this project, contact Jim Eisenbeis, Graham’s Director of Marketing.
Acquisition by Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope® Adds Single Source Option
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The Jasper flying High
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The Jasper
In May of 2020 we first reported on this historic renovation project in Charleston, SC, a 219 unit multifamily and commercial complex in the heart of this historic town. Built in 1949 and named for a Revolutionary War …
Cook County Hospital Update
August 13, 2020
Graham Windows Grace Another Landmark Building
Chicago’s Cook County Hospital is undergoing a major transformation, including getting new Graham Architectural Products’ windows.
This landmark property originally opened in 1857 as a teaching hospital, transitioning to an army hospital during the …
Plant Upgrades in April
May 7, 2020
“Plant Upgrades in April”
Despite operating with a limited staff for the last 7 weeks, we used our time and resources at Graham wisely to make a number of improvements to our operations while maintaining a safe work environment. We …