Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
Winco’s 1450 Window Series was modified with custom extrusions to meet the historic sightline requirement of the original windows at 801 S Skinker Condominiums.
A high-performance high-rise window replication project combines dramatic energy savings, regal park-side views
The 801 South Skinker Boulevard Building in St. Louis is an 18-story floor-to-ceiling glass building built in 1960. The upscale co-op apartment building underwent a $2.2 million retrofit program to replace its 50-year-old exterior window wall system. The 739 original windows were replaced with Winco 1450 Series thermally broken aluminum windows with high-performance insulated low-E glass, customized to match the appearance and sightlines of the original windows.
The 4-inch-deep fixed architectural windows with project-in hopper vents were designed to improve energy efficiency, thermal comfort, condensation resistance, and noise control while preserving the building’s architectural appearance. A custom head and sill receptor system encapsulated existing asbestos-containing caulking, avoiding an expensive asbestos abatement project. The project was completed in three months at the end of 2009 while the building remained fully occupied.
Architect
Powers Bowersox Associates
Contractor
Gateway Windows and Erectors
