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Storefronts and window wall · Brooklyn

Shore Tower

A mixed-use building with shops along the street and floors that step back in terraces. We installed the ground-floor storefronts and the window wall on the terraced floors above.

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Shore Tower: storefronts at grade, window wall on the terraces
Shore Tower: storefronts at grade, window wall on the terraces

What we installed

  • Aluminum storefronts for each ground-floor tenant
  • Storefront entrance doors and hardware
  • Window wall across the stepped upper floors
  • Glazing sealed at every terrace setback
Project
Storefronts and window wall
Location
Brooklyn
Building
Mixed-use building, retail at grade, terraced floors above
Installed
Storefronts, Window wall
Our role
Glazing installation by our own crews

How we install storefronts

  1. Measure on site

    We field-measure every opening once the slab and steel are in, so the frames are made to the building as built, not to the drawings.

  2. Set the framing

    Storefront frames are anchored, shimmed plumb and flashed at the sill, with corner mullions set first so both elevations meet cleanly.

  3. Glaze and hang the doors

    Glass goes in, then the entrance doors are hung and the closers, pulls and locks adjusted for an even swing.

  4. Seal and hand over

    Perimeter sealant, glass cleaned and labels pulled, then a punch-list walk with you or your builder before turnover.

Finished work

More photos from Shore Tower

Window wall on the terraced upper floors
Window wall on the terraced upper floors
The terraced floors below the Shore Tower sign
The terraced floors below the Shore Tower sign
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