Impressive and Efficient Windows

By Brian Vanden Brink

These large and versatile windows are an integral part of the design of this very energy efficient house designed by GO Logic Architects of Belfast, Maine. Matt O’Malia, a principal in the firm says that the triple glazed windows are manufactured in Germany by EGE and provide exceptional performance in allowing solar gain and reducing overall heat loss. The windows are also tilt-turn so they can tilt in from the top or swing like a door. Very nice…

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Design Credit: GO Logic Architects

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dmatranga | Oct 06, 2014 02:49pm | #1
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