Current Projects

Creating the highest quality custom windows, doors and gates is our job. The most satisfying aspect of the business is seeing your designs turn to life. Here are a few samples of our work.
Solar Decathlon House - Team Massachusetts 2011
EAS was selected as the window supplier for the Team Massachusetts House in Solar Decathlon 2011. The U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon is an award-winning program that challenges 20 collegiate teams to design, build, and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective, energy-efficient, and attractive. The winner of the competition is the team that best blends affordability, consumer appeal, and design excellence with optimal energy production and maximum efficiency. Team Massachusetts will be using our Makrowin 88G2 wood Passive House certified windows with R-10 glass.
This project was designed by a team from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. For more information on the team and the project click here.
Little Compton Passive House
One of the most energy efficient houses in the country, this project required ultra-efficient PH-certified windows while staying within a budget. Designed by Zero Energy Design (ZED), one of the premier architectural firms specializing in modern green architecture with truly exceptional energy performance. This Passive House certified project used the utra efficient SCHUCO SI82+ PVC window design with a custom glass package of R-10 triple pane glass (U-value=0.10) with a high solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC=0.60). This project also made use of the SCHUCO tilt-sliding door design, the most energy-efficient sliding door mechanism on the market. For more information on Zero Energy Design and this project click here. Architect: Zero Energy Design, Boston MA	more photos...
Newport Project
This historical luxury home on one of the most renowned streets of Newport. This project entailed a sunroom addition which required an approval by the Newport Historic District Commission. After a comprehensive approval by the historical committee, EAS customized ten extra-large patio doors, one fixed unit and an entry door for the sunroom. Architect: Estes/Twombly and Associates	more photos...
Andover Project
EAS designed and built 83 mahogany-wood windows, three entry doors, seven French & sliding doors and two garage doors for this 10,000 square feet home in Andover Massachusetts. This home includes an incredibly beautiful and architecturally complex entry door. This entry door with raised panels and two sidelights is both curved and arched. The raised panel includes a hand-carved rosette. The glazing has custom hand-forged curved wrought iron that fits seamlessly around the curved glass. From the garage doors to the cupolas, all the fenestrations for this French Manor Style home were provided by EAS. Architect: Morehouse MacDonald & Associates Inc.	more photos...
Weston Project
Perched atop a famous estate in Weston, this 8,000 sq/ft Italianate-style home has views deep into the southeast horizon. The residents wanted European-style windows and doors that would make best use of the surrounding views and sunlight. EAS manufactured 56 windows, 12 French doors and 3 entry doors, including the impressive 12ft-tall double-transom French doors on the rear facade. Architect: Battle Associates, Inc.	more photos...
Lincoln Project
EAS supplied 68 mahogany-wood windows, two entry doors, 16 French doors, 2 folding doors and four garage doors for this French Manor Style home in Lincoln, Massachusetts. This home also included our custom ornamental wrought iron. The custom design of the wrought iron found on the entry door was carried throughout the home –from the curved balcony railings to the main entrance driveway gates. Our custom doors were also used on the attached 22’ x 30’ conservatory and the wine cellar door. The conservatory design called for two 30ft long lift-slide doors capable of opening to almost 15ft of open space. The extra-tall doors also included electrically operated transoms. Architect: Morehouse MacDonald & Associates Inc.	more photos...