Our reputation at Universal Window and Door is built on providing engineered aluminum window solutions that excel in performance, durability, and aesthetics for the most demanding commercial applications. This gallery showcases our diverse experience across the commercial sector, ranging from modern university complexes and high-rise apartment buildings to complex historic rehabilitations. We pride ourselves on the meticulous detail involved in crafting historical replica windows, allowing landmark structures to regain their original architectural integrity while gaining the energy efficiency and resilience of modern construction. Explore the projects below to see how we partner with architects and contractors to deliver custom glazing solutions for every commercial challenge.
This historic (1925) Allston, Massachusetts Beaux Arts building was transformed into a state-of-the-art auto dealership.
Built in 1863, the 47,000 square foot, Italian Renaissance palazzo-style building originally housed the Museum of Natural History before becoming the home to retailers Bonwit Teller and Louis Boston.
Universal Window and Door provided windows for 1,030 openings for the former manufacturing complex, comprised of buildings constructed between 1898 and 1927.
Headquarters for Toast, the digital technology platform built for restaurants, this 118,000 square foot former textile mill, constructed in 1911, was converted into office space, then renovated by its owners following a fire in 2013.
Located in the historic Channel Center subsection of Boston’s Fort Point neighborhood, the brick and beam architecture was restored in accordance with historic tax credit requirements of the National Park Service.
In 2001, the Pepsi-Cola plant in Long Island City shut their doors, and The Cardinal Building was renovated into 60,000 SF of Class A office space.
Universal Window Supplies Over 10,000 Windows for Decade Long Transformation of Mill Complex into Award-Winning Riverwalk – February 11. 2022
This church was re-purposed as office and innovation space for Audible, an Amazon subsidiary in Newark, NJ.
