West End Collegiate Church and Collegiate School replaces its historical windows
Custom Wood Storm Windows
Project: 35-37 West 23rd St. Storefront
Project: Prospect Park West
Project: Prospect Park, Brooklyn
Project: 1 Bond St.
Project: 251 DeGraw St.
There were 12 wood windows in need of restoration, all of which were 12’ tall. As one would expect in a former church, they featured multiple stained glass components as well as intricate architectural details. This is where Paul Mulcahy and the team from Right Path Windows & Doors enter the story of the church turned duplex home.
Project: 24 Thompson St. - Window Installation
With one window restored, that left one to be replaced. Unfortunately, the twin window on the front of the house could not be restored like the one on the rear of the house.
Project: Stuyvesant Heights Christian Church
Project: 685 St Johns Place
Project: St. George's Church
When the historic 12’ wooden rose window fell into disrepair, Paul Mulcahy was invited to take a look at the project.
Project: 370 Lenox Ave.
Project: 80 White St.
Project: 30 East 20th St.
Project: 346 Gramatan Ave.
The most striking feature of the new façade is the bi-folding door system. This allows the restaurant to open out onto the street front in warmer months. However, for the cooler months, the glass had to ensure that the restaurant and its patrons would be well protected from the chilly temperatures outside.
Project: 24 Thompson St. - Window Restoration
Project: 9A Myrtle Ave.
Window Restoration or Replacement Windows: What's Right for You?
Project: Beechmont Dr.
Project: 920 Fifth Ave.
Right Path Windows & Restoration restored wooden sash windows in this Italian palazzo-style building. It was designed by noted architect J. E. R. Carpenter and was built in 1922. He lived in the building until his death, as did legendary actress Gloria Swanson. The windows of the penthouse on the corner of 73rd St. overlooking Central Park were in need of restoration