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All Eyes on Your Design: Submit to the Marvin Architects Challenge now until May 8!

2015-05-01T18:18:00-04:00

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All eyes on your design. We want to honor your best work in the prestigious Marvin Architects Challenge.

Submissions will be accepted until May 8. Submit your design featuring Marvin Windows and Doors, and it could be selected as the best in one of several categories. The Best in Show winner will be featured in a video and ad created by a national publication.

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Marvin Architects Challenge: All Eyes on Your Design

2015-03-20T19:27:00-04:00

This post is brought to you by Marvin.

All eyes on your design.

ENTER YOUR MOST AWARD-WORTHY WORK IN THE MARVIN® ARCHITECTS CHALLENGE.

We want to honor your best work in the prestigious Marvin Architects Challenge.

Click here to learn more.

Winners of the 2013 Marvin Architect’s Challenge

2013-09-03T12:22:00-04:00

We are thrilled to announce the winners of the 2013 Marvin Architect's Challenge. [...] Ten winning designs were chosen based on how well they exhibited solution-driven design, classical beauty, innovative use of windows, and sustainability.

UTAH STREET RESIDENCE by Jon Hensley Architects; Archinect's 2012 myMarvin winner picks

2012-11-12T14:30:00-05:00

In the previous weeks, you could already enjoy two of our three favorites from the 2012 myMarvin Architect's Challenge, the LEICESTER HOUSE by Eric Gartner and the RUSSELL T. JOY BUILDING by THA Architecture Inc. Today's featured project is UTAH STREET RESIDENCE in Arlington, VA by Jon Hensley Architects.

Marvin is proud to showcase some of the architectural community’s most
inspired work in our annual Architect’s Challenge

The myMarvin Architect's Challenge winners projects are original designs, built within the last ten years, which incorporate Marvin® windows and/or doors.

The architectural addition dramatically changed the house, in adding a contemporary light filled expansive kitchen and entertaining space. The existing kitchen and dining room were combined into a larger dining area that is open to the addition containing the new kitchen. The kitchen has 11 ft. ceilings and is wrapped in windows, providing for abun...

RUSSELL T. JOY BUILDING by THA Architecture Inc.; Archinect's 2012 myMarvin winner picks

2012-10-26T18:12:00-04:00

A couple weeks ago we presented one of our three favorites from the 2012 myMarvin Architect's Challenge, the LEICESTER HOUSE by Eric Gartner. Today we bring you the RUSSELL T. JOY BUILDING by THA Architecture Inc.

Marvin is proud to showcase some of the architectural community’s most
inspired work in our annual Architect’s Challenge

The myMarvin Architect's Challenge winners projects are original designs, built within the last ten years, which incorporate Marvin® windows and/or doors.

Offering a small-campus environment in the heart of a historic, dynamic downtown, the University of Washington Tacoma is often cited as one of the most important factors in Tacoma’s renaissance. The renovation was the final step in the University’s ambitious restoration effort of this historically significant neighborhood.

The Russell T. Joy Building (Joy Building) is a three-story historic warehouse building originally constructed i...

LEICESTER HOUSE by Eric Gartner; Archinect's 2012 myMarvin winner picks

2012-10-10T20:15:00-04:00

Over the next few weeks we're going to present our three favorites from the 2012 myMarvin Architect's Challenge. The myMarvin Architect's Challenge winners projects are original designs, built within the last ten years, which incorporate Marvin® windows and/or doors.

Marvin is proud to showcase some of the architectural community’s most
inspired work in our annual Architect’s Challenge

First up is the Leicester House in Asheville, NC, by Eric Gartner of SPG Architects.

This hilltop residence, located at the edge of a wooded knoll in the rolling foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, has expansive southern and western views. A hint of the views is provided through the glass door, but it is not until entry that the full impact of the hilltop views can be experienced.

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