Black Fiberglass Windows Enhance Cleveland Apartment Complex

Our team collaborated with LDA Architects and Pride One Construction on the Addis View apartments, the first of four planned buildings on East 90th Street in Cleveland. This contemporary, four-story complex is designed to provide affordable housing for the local workforce and students attending nearby institutions.

Pella Impervia fiberglass windows were selected for this project, offering exceptional durability and performance to meet the demands of a multi-family residential setting and Cleveland's varied climate conditions. These windows provide superior strength and durability, require low maintenance, offer excellent thermal performance and resist warping, cracking and fading. Such attributes make them an ideal choice for contractors working on large-scale projects where longevity and performance are paramount.

The project utilized a strategic combination of window styles to optimize both functionality and aesthetics. Single-hung windows were installed to provide ventilation and ease of use for residents, while fixed casement windows were employed to maximize natural light throughout the units. All windows feature a sleek black finish, contributing to the modern, cohesive appearance of the building.

Pella windows were seamlessly integrated with the building's exterior siding and multi-colored brick facade, creating a unified and attractive appearance. Window placement was carefully considered to enhance the perception of space in smaller units, a crucial factor in multi-family residential design. The uniform appearance across all elevations simplified the installation process, allowing for efficient and consistent work throughout the project, reducing contractor time on the jobsite and helping to prevent callbacks.

Fiberglass as a material offers superior dimensional stability, a crucial factor in maintaining weathertight seals in large-scale installations. Its high wind load capacity makes it particularly suitable for multi-story applications. Additionally, these windows' energy-efficient design contributes significantly to the building's overall performance, an important consideration for contractors and future tenants.

The use of Pella Impervia fiberglass windows in this project delivered multiple benefits. The modern, attractive aesthetic enhances the building's curb appeal, setting it apart in the competitive multi-family housing market. The long-term durability of these windows helps reduce future maintenance and replacement costs, a key selling point for property managers and owners. The improved energy efficiency contributes to the overall sustainability of the structure, while the enhanced comfort and livability for tenants ensure high satisfaction rates.

This successful implementation showcases the versatility and performance of Pella's fiberglass window solutions in large-scale, multi-family residential projects. Contractors can rely on these products to meet both aesthetic and functional requirements in demanding urban environments, making them an excellent choice for similar future developments.