
Residential Design: Shoreline Reflections by Robbins Architecture and Interiors
An excerpt from the article “Case Study: Shoreline Reflections by Robbins Architecture.”

An excerpt from the article “Case Study: Shoreline Reflections by Robbins Architecture.”

An excerpt from the article “The Obama Presidential Center Opens on Chicago’s South Side,” authored by James Gauer for Architectural Record.
This case study from Residential Design details a luxury residence designed by Celeste Robbins. The home features expansive views of Lake Michigan using custom windows from Hope’s.
The versatility, strength, and longevity of Hope’s steel windows and doors make them the preferred choice for public, high-traffic spaces like schools and universities.

Used in university buildings and college campuses, Hope’s products help to meet green objectives with long-lasting and energy efficient windows.

At a major university expansion project in the Southeast, collaboration and cooperation among the construction management firm, window and door manufacturer, and installation contractor resulted in several stunning projects recreating the look of the surrounding century-old buildings.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art broke ground on a major renovation in 2017. Critical to the success of the signature dramatic elements was the design of bronze replica replacement windows and a series of custom curved vestibules that showcase new museum spaces.

Finding the right custom steel window and door manufacturer begins with asking specific questions of manufacturers during the design phase.

Time Out Market, located within the historic Landmark Center—a former Sears distribution center from the 1930s—has been transformed into a vibrant culinary and cultural destination.