Commercial

The One Madison Avenue project features the Series 7000 Curtain Wall and manufacturing was supplied by Metal Yapi. One Madison Avenue is a significant real estate development project in New York City, located in the Midtown South submarket. The project was spearheaded by SL Green Realty Corp., New York City’s largest office landlord. The development includes a 27-story, 1.4 million-square-foot office tower adjacent to Madison Square Park.

The Cora Water Street project is a luxury residential tower and features the Series 6000 Glass Sliding Doors and Series 7000 Window Wall. Cora Water Street is a luxury residential development located in the Water Street Tampa District. This 23-story high-rise features 388 units and boasts an all-glass façade, providing stunning views of the surrounding area. The development includes a variety of amenities, such as floor-to-ceiling windows with curved glass in select corner units.

The US Turkish Consulate is located at the intersection of 46th and 1st Avenue and features the Blast Resistant Series 8000 Curtain Wall and a stainless-steel architectural façade. Project manufacturing by Metal Yapi. The Consulate’s construction and design reflect both functional and diplomatic needs and the architectural style prevalent at the time it was built. This diplomatic facility represents a modern take on diplomatic architecture, emphasizing security, elegance, and functionality. 

The Ocean Manor Beach Resort involved a complete window and door replacement throughout this iconic hospitality facility and features the Series 1000 Single Hung Windows, Series 3000 Fixed Windows, Series 6000 Glass Sliding Doors and Series 7000 Window Wall. The resort offers luxury accommodations with oceanfront views, a private beach, oceanfront dining, and a tiki bar. 

Midtown Miami Two & The Muse was a new construction project and features the Series 3000 Fixed Windows and Series 6000 Glass Sliding Doors. Midtown Miami Two is a 28-floor tower that includes residential and work/live spaces, recreational and athletic amenities, ground-level retail, and internal parking. The project provides a mix of residential and live/work units, allowing professionals to live in the same building as their offices or studios or be within walking distance. 

The Starrett-Lehigh Building, located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, is a significant landmark with a rich history. Originally built in 1931, this building served as a freight terminal with manufacturing and warehouse space above. The innovative design of this building features vast glass curtain walls and flat-slab reinforced concrete. This project involved replacing approximately 5,000 original steel-casement windows with energy-efficient aluminum-framed units.