Keystone Associates was recently selected as one of the Top Ten winners for the 2012 myMarvin Architect’s Challenge, an annual contest that honors the best in architecture featuring Marvin windows and doors in the United States and beyond.
Keystone Associates was recognized for providing architectural design services for the Worcester Central School District’s addition and renovation project. As part of the renovations, Keystone added 35,600 SF to the District’s K-12 building and completely renovated the existing building. This included new windows in the addition and replacement windows throughout the existing building totaling more than 260 units. All the windows were provided by Marvin Windows.
The myMarvin Architect’s Challenge awards are held annually to recognize solution-driven design, classical beauty, innovative use of windows and sustainability. Paul L. Bedford, AIA, lead Architect on the project, attended the ceremony at Marvin headquarters in Minnesota in October to accept the award.
Keystone Associates is proud to be recognized and is committed to raising the bar for design and sustainability excellence.
