Case Studies

College campus building lit at night, highlighted by new Hopes Windows and Doors.

Vanderbilt University Campus Expansion

Philadelphia Museum of Art exterior curved vestibule, doors by Hopes Windows, USA made.

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Hopes custom steel doors serve as a welcoming entrance at the National Comedy Center in our shared hometown of Jamestown, NY.

National Comedy Center

Hopes Steel windows act as a wall behind glass cabinets to let light flow in on a Rocky Mountain ranch.

Rocky Mountain Ranch

Hopes solid hot-rolled steel windows and doors installed in new USC Business School Fertitta Hall, outside lounge area view.

Jill and Frank Fertitta Hall

Mid-century modern Mid Atlantic Meeting House features Hopes Windows custom handcrafted steel window and door systems.

Mid Atlantic Meeting House

Upscale restaurant with Hopes hurricane safe steel windows, Hillstone at Bal Harbour, Florida.

Hillstone at Bal Harbour

Featured SaiehHall, adaptive reuse project featuring Hope’s fire-rated Jamestown175 Series.

Saieh Hall for Economics

Valparaiso Chapel of the Resurrection exterior, pointed roof, Hopes Jamestown175 Series features hot-rolled, solid steel located in Valparaiso, IN.

Chapel of the Resurrection

Stunning Hopes University Series custom, handcrafted solid steel windows restored the two-level Country Music Museum building.

Birthplace of Country Music

Timeless Grand Lakefront Home featuring Hopes Empire BronzeTM windows and doors located in Skaneateles, New York.

Grand Lakefront Home

Hopes Jamestown175™ Series hot-rolled solid steel windows and doors achieves creative design aesthetics for USC’S New Cinematic Arts School Complex.

USC School of Cinematic Arts

Award-winning adaptive reuse building project uses custom steel windows and doors with custom mullion, muntin, and glazing solutions to harmonize old and new for a cohesive and inspiring design vision.

Music Box Films

Hopes steel windows were custom designed to complement the integrity of the Mary E. Switzer Building, Washington, D.C.

Mary E. Switzer Building