Solar Innovations 2022 Spring Design Event
To provide inspiration for your next door, window, skylight, or glazed-structure project, Solar Innovations is excited to present our 2022 Spring Design Event. As a single-source solutions provider, our line of patented aluminum, wood, and vinyl products are suitable for any residential or commercial project. With over 30,000 projects completed around the world since 1998, our team has the expertise to help you design and execute the project of your dreams. See what makes us unique, design considerations, and a gallery showcasing a few of our most prestigious projects. Don’t forget to schedule a free design consultation with one of our expert Sales Designers for your next project.
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Who We Are & What We Do
At Solar Innovations® our team is committed to bringing the highest quality glazed doors, windows, structures, and skylights to our customers all over the world. By designing, manufacturing, and fabricating our systems in the USA and prioritizing sustainable practices at our 400,000 sq. ft. three-building facility, we are able to ensure that quality and durability are at the heart of every project we complete. Watch these short videos to learn a bit more about what makes us unique and how we have been able to push the boundaries of the architectural glazing industry to bring unmatched performance and simplicity to our over 30,000 completed projects since 1998.
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Case Studies
Case Study: Inspired by Nature
When building on a property with such an amazing landscape as this Greenwich, CT project, preserving views was crucial. While many would choose to utilize large traditional windows, these homeowners wanted to take advantage of the largest spans of glass possible for their project. Prutting and Company Custom Builders sought the help of Solar Innovations® to incorporate both fixed and operable glazing solutions into this 2015 new construction project. Consistent sightlines, architectural uniformity, and simplicity were the most important design parameters.
Case Study: A Dining Statement
Architect Angelo Francis Corva & Associates and the owners of Rare650, a high-end restaurant in Syosset, NY, approached Solar Innovations® with the idea of creating a jawdropping dining experience with a unique atmosphere. This statement piece would have to provide year-round dining, in an up-scale environment that the Long Island steak and sushi restaurant had become known for. The primary goal of the project was to incorporate large spans of glass that would allow patrons to enjoy natural lighting and bring the outside in. In an establishment where a “full house” is common, proper ventilation was imperative.
Case Study: Room To Grow
Suburban properties seldom have the yard space to cultivate a vegetable garden and those in the Northeast only see a short, five to six month growing season. To enjoy the fruits of their labor year-round, the owners of this Connecticut residence contacted Solar Innovations® to design, fabricate, and install a stand-alone greenhouse. The structure would need enough space indoors to maintain plants year-round with easy access to an outdoor vegetable garden during the normal growing season. Because of the weather extremes in the Northeast, the structure would need to be equipped with systems to maintain an ideal growing environment year-round.
Case Study: Divide & Conquer
Suburban properties seldom have the yard space to cultivate a vegetable garden and those in the Northeast only see a short, five to six month growing season. To enjoy the fruits of their labor year-round, the owners of this Connecticut residence contacted Solar Innovations® to design, fabricate, and install a stand-alone greenhouse. The structure would need enough space indoors to maintain plants year-round with easy access to an outdoor vegetable garden during the normal growing season. Because of the weather extremes in the Northeast, the structure would need to be equipped with systems to maintain an ideal growing environment year-round.
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