Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Building Project Images
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The
American Brewery Building, on the National Register of Hi...
The
American Brewery Building, on the National Register of Historic Places, was
honored as the 2009 Public Building of the Year by the Maryland Chapter of
the American Institute of Architects. A specialized casing in oversized Round
Top windows also required precise matching. Marvin was the only window
manufacturer able to produce the casing in a single piece to fit within the
allotted openings. On-time delivery was critical in order to meet grant and
tax incentives that funded the extensive $21.2 million renovation.
The
American Brewery Building, on the National Register of Hi...
The
American Brewery Building, on the National Register of Historic Places, was
honored as the 2009 Public Building of the Year by the Maryland Chapter of
the American Institute of Architects. A specialized casing in oversized Round
Top windows also required precise matching. Marvin was the only window
manufacturer able to produce the casing in a single piece to fit within the
allotted openings. On-time delivery was critical in order to meet grant and
tax incentives that funded the extensive $21.2 million renovation.
The
American Brewery Building, on the National Register of Hi...
The
American Brewery Building, on the National Register of Historic Places, was
honored as the 2009 Public Building of the Year by the Maryland Chapter of
the American Institute of Architects. A specialized casing in oversized Round
Top windows also required precise matching. Marvin was the only window
manufacturer able to produce the casing in a single piece to fit within the
allotted openings. On-time delivery was critical in order to meet grant and
tax incentives that funded the extensive $21.2 million renovation.
The
American Brewery Building, on the National Register of Historic Places, was
honored as the 2009 Public Building of the Year by the Maryland Chapter of
the American Institute of Architects. A specialized casing in oversized Round
Top windows also required precise matching. Marvin was the only window
manufacturer able to produce the casing in a single piece to fit within the
allotted openings. On-time delivery was critical in order to meet grant and
tax incentives that funded the extensive $21.2 million renovation.
