POSTED ON July 13, 2020 in Pella Windows & Doors of Minnesota and Western Wisconsin Project Scope Type: Office / Business Industry: Commercial Location: Minneapolis, MN Area of Structure Involved: Whole Building Window Materials Used: FiberglassProject DetailsArchitect: MSR DesignGeneral Contractor: Weis BuildersBuilding Owner: AeonFrom its inception, The Rose apartment complex in South Minneapolis aimed to set a new standard for sustainability while providing an affordable housing option for residents. Project leaders looked to the Living Building Challenge, which goes beyond LEED sustainability measures, as a guide for The Rose's energy-efficient construction and design.Aeon selected Pella to work on this project because of its innovative product line of energy-efficient Pella Impervia fiberglass windows and doors. These were used in the buildings' fenestration systems, including the storefront system on the first floor.Fiberglass Storefront Delivers Energy-EfficiencyPella Impervia fiberglass storefront offers up to 50-foot-wide, uninterrupted composites. This mimicked the look of an aluminum storefront while delivering superior energy-efficiency. Reinforced mull systems ensured structural integrity.Factory Glazing Increases Unit ReliabilityUnits were factory glazed in a controlled environment, saving time and money during the window installation process while improving the overall reliability of each unit.Windows and Doors Provide Energy SavingsEnergy-efficient Pella Impervia fiberglass windows and doors helped the building team meet the precise requirements of the Living Building Challenge. Back to All ProjectsProducts Used In This Project Fiberglass Windows Awning Windows Sliding Windows Fixed Frame Windows In-Swing Hinged Patio Doors Related Projects June 13, 2022 in Projects $3M Austin Home Adds Fiberglass Windows Throughout December 03, 2021 in Projects 184 Fiberglass Windows Added to Georgetown Senior Housing Construction April 25, 2023 in Projects 30-Unit Georgetown Apartment Complex Adds Vinyl Windows