Hill Road Residence
Residential - Luxury Custom Home - Greenwich, CT
Full fenestration package for a luxury custom build including main house and pool house. SlimLine 38 steel-look windows and folding doors connect indoor and outdoor living spaces. The schedule includes ConceptFolding 68 and a CF77 pool-house position.
Package
- Systems
- Glazing
- Triple glazing specified, with a double-glazed pool-house position in the schedule
- Finish
- RAL 7039 (Quartz Grey)
- Location
- Greenwich, CT
- Notes
- Main house and pool house under one fenestration package
- Steel-look profiles with simulated divided lights on the principal elevations
- ConceptFolding 68 bifold doors connecting the living spaces to outside
- Installed glazing photographed before exterior finishes
What this package helps you compare
Use the photographed geometry and the listed systems to frame your own specification. The next step is to review your openings, operation and documentation together.
Divided-light gable glazing
The rectangular grid and paired lights show how SlimLine 38 Classic steel-look aluminum works with a traditional elevation. This is aluminum, with simulated divided lights.
For your drawings
For a similar opening, agree the bar layout, fixed versus operable lights and interior clearance on the shop drawings.
Windows and folding openings
The published package lists SlimLine 38 windows, ConceptFolding 68 and a separate CF77 pool-house schedule position. These are different opening roles within one project.
For your drawings
Match each door to its own opening and confirm the stacking side, threshold and clear opening. Do not treat every door photograph as proof of one folding model.
Glazing by position
The project record distinguishes triple glazing from a double-glazed pool-house position rather than treating the whole package as one glass specification.
For your drawings
Confirm glass, safety requirements and applicable documentation for each proposed configuration. Photos show the construction stage, not tested performance.
Provider reference for the system family. Confirm the Classic variant, opening details and documents for the actual supplied unit; the brochure is not this project's shop drawing.
On Site
10 photosPhotographed on site during construction. Click any photo to open it full size.
About the package
Hill Road is the kind of project where the windows carry the architecture. The house reads as a traditional Greenwich build - steep gables, deep eaves, a masonry base - but the openings are far larger than that language usually allows, and the grid pattern has to look like steel rather than aluminum for the elevation to work at all.
That is what the steel-look system is for. The profiles are narrow enough to hold a fine muntin grid across a two-story gable window without the frame reading as bulk, and the bars are applied to both faces of the glass with a matching spacer in the cavity - simulated divided lights - so the grid keeps its depth from inside and out. The divided-light pattern gives the large glazed openings a finer scale.
The bifold doors are the counterpoint. Where the windows are all fine grid and traditional proportion, the ConceptFolding 68 openings fold flat to one side and leave nothing in the middle - the one place the house drops the historic language entirely.
The site photographs show installed glazing while the house was still under construction, with exterior sheathing exposed and finishes still to come. They document this stage of the build rather than its current completion status.
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