Some better news - the revised bedroom window

Yes the reason is the house is something called a “passive home” which means everything super insulated in a way that is intended to reduce energy waste, deliver consistent temperature and materially lower monthly HVAC costs. I don’t know if I’m a believer….

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cwbarchitects | 6 years ago

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Does anyone remember those narrow windows I asked you about that looked like 11th century arrow slits? It cost several K to fix it…but here it is [510A4604-53FF-422F-B364-351E0D0058CA](//muut.com/u/brownstoner/s3/:brownstoner:oq2l:510a460453ff422fb364351e0d0058ca.jpeg.jpg)

brokelin | 6 years ago

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I see you took the advice someone gave you on your post to enlarge the middle window instead of combining two windows on one side – it looks really nice – a big improvement.

Is the reason the smaller windows have larger black edges (than the larger middle window) because they open? Do they swing outward?

Would love to see another photo to see what you add for light-blocking window coverings in those windows when you’ve got them installed.