Author: Matthew Lux

Prominently located atop the open-air mall’s main entrance, The Grill at Bal Harbour features Hope’s Jamestown175™ Series steel windows and doors and a 5000 Series™ pocket door. “Hope’s is one of the very select few, if not the only, steel

Hope’s custom, handcrafted hot-rolled solid steel windows were installed in an adaptive reuse project for the University of Chicago’s new Saieh Hall for Economics in Chicago, IL. Occupying a full city block, the first phase of this project transformed a

“MOST INNOVATIVE” PRODUCT IN ITS CATEGORY Hope’s® patented Thermal Evolution™ technology for hot-rolled, solid steel windows is the recipient of the 2015 Glass Magazine Award for the window category. Glass Magazine’s prestigious glass and metal industry awards program recognizes the

BUILT IN 1908, BUILDING 9 UNDERGOES HISTORIC RENOVATION WITH HOPE’S ONE55™ SERIES STEEL WINDOWS For the second year in a row, Hope’s® has received the Preservation Honor Award from the Historic Hawaii Foundation for a historic renovation project at the

Hope’s® University Series™ custom, handcrafted solid steel windows – and Hope’s 5000 Series™ steel swing doors – were installed in an historic, renovated building that now serves as the home of the newly created, state-of-the-art Birthplace of Country Music Museum

CUSTOM REPLICA DESIGN PAIRED WITH ADA COMPLIANCE FOR 81-YEAR-OLD INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL Hope’s custom bronze doors were installed in two entrances to the Indiana War Memorial, an iconic structure in downtown Indianapolis listed as a National Historic Landmark. Opened in

The Hope’s® historic retrofit project at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, which included the installation of 1,700 custom, handcrafted steel windows, received a 2014 Preservation Honor Award from the Historic Hawaii Foundation. The design-build project was the work of Naval