Crescent avenue
About this project
Discover the allure of timeless design at this Highland Park home. In this elegant residence, classical and modern aesthetics seamlessly converge. The expansive rooms, filled with natural light, boast MHB steel French doors, adding a touch of sophistication and modernity. These beautiful steel slim windows and doors not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also harmonize effortlessly with the surrounding elements of limestone, stucco, and slate.
Architect:
Eskenasy Ferguson
Location:
USA, Texas
Partner:
Fenestra Concepts
Photography:
Nathan Schroder Photography
Used systems:
Classic-ISO
Virginia Residence
About this project
The owners of this home have put an emphasis on the desire to be surrounded by high quality material and fine craft. A suburban collection of properties was transformed to a pastoral estate. It is stylistically rooted in bucolic English Cotswold architecture celebrating fine, American craft in every aspect of design and construction. An unbundled concept separates different functioning spaces. This allows a greater visual connection with the landscape by creating meaningful outdoor gathering areas between buildings and encouraging natural light throughout. The result is a timeless collection of modestly scaled buildings thoughtfully choreographed to create a compound that is inviting yet protective while embracing and comforting family and friends.
Architect:
redteam strategies
Anderson Studio
Location:
USA, Washington DC
Photography:
Stacy Zarin Goldberg Photography
Used systems:
SL30-ISO
Koningsweg
About this project
In this elegant townhouse, classical and modern elements seamlessly come together. The living room, filled with natural light, features a Classic-ISO-PLUS steel facade leading to the garden. The slender facade is a perfect complement to this national monument.
Architect:
BuroKoek
Location:
NL, ’s-Hertogenbosch
Partner:
Perfect View Windows
Photography:
Stijn Poelstra
Used system:
De Vleeshal
About this project
The last renovation of the former St. Pieters or Grote Vleeshal (1779), located between the Nes and the Oudezijds Voorburgwal, dates from 1931 when the Municipal Giro Company was looking for accommodation there. De Vleeshal, now a national monument, is part of an area transformation including the former Fortis buildings at Rokin and Nes for a mixed program of retail and catering. A bicycle storage facility is included in De Vleeshal. The customer of De Vleeshal and the shops on the Rokin is the Canadian department store Hudson’s Bay. (Source)
Villa Arches
About this project
In this beautiful authentic country house, the unique properties of the MHB steel profile systems have been fully applied by means of unique shapes. The arched windows provide a rustic look.
Country House
About this project
The architect used MHB profiles to maximize the exclusive design with slender, thermally insulated windows and doors for this splendid country house in the province of Gelderland, NL.
King Willem III barracks
About this project
MHB replaced the old steel windows of three King Willem III barracks with the Classic-ISO® windows. The Dutch steel windows dated from the beginning of the 20th century, are replaced by the MHB thermally insulated and completely wind and waterproof steel profile system. The new windows have the exact same dimensions as the old ones, in keeping with the authentic building.