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 offers an unparalleled selection of modern windows and doors, making
today's modern architecture exceptional, inspirational and easy to achieve.

for “Outstanding Customer Satisfaction with Windows and Patio Doors"

Andersen received the second highest numerical score among 16 companies in the
J.D. Power 2017 Windows & Patio Doors Satisfaction Study, based on 1,904 total
responses, measuring the experiences and perceptions of customers who
purchased windows and/or patio doors in the previous 12 months, surveyed
February- March 2017.

Andersen Corporation was awarded the U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency’s ENERGY STAR Partner
of the Year–Sustained Excellence Award in 2018.

Green Builder Readers' Choice 2017, Awarded Most

Environmentally Friendly 6 Years Running 2011-2017

Andersen deploys a comprehensive strategic approach

to driving sustainable improvements across our value
chain—from the forest, to our operations, to the home, to
the communities where we live and work.

Andersen's success relies heavily on the health and

resiliency of the communities where they live and work. Their goal is to meet the
needs of today without compromising the needs of future generations.

Their headquarters, located on the banks of the St. Croix River—a National Wild and
Scenic River— serve as a daily reminder of what it means to be a good steward of
our shared natural resources. Their deeply rooted connection to this beautiful and
historic river has reinforced the importance of producing sustainable products that
consume fewer resources over time and have less impact on our critical natural
habitats.
 The idea of caring about the world around them is woven into
the company culture. They encourage their employees to get
involved in their communities, even providing them with
opportunities such as volunteering for Habitat for Humanity, an
organization that they have partnered with for more than 20
years.

Corporate Citizenship is a core value at Andersen. For more than a century, the
company has given back to the communities where they live and work through
volunteerism and sponsorship.

By using easy step-by-step design tool to create the window or door you're looking
for. Explore and select from a wide variety of options including interior and exterior
colors, hardware styles and finishes, grille patterns and trim. Then save or print design,
share it with a friend, or submit for a quote from local Andersen dealer.

Andersen windows, Inc. is making it easier for builders to

install the variety of large window combinations
homeowners desire with its new easy connect joining
system for Andersen A-Series windows.

Contemporary windows and doors are nothing new at

Andersen and neither is Modern architecture. Andersen
is the one manufacturer that lets you choose your
windows and doors based on your home’s architectural
style and they have been a leading provider of
contemporary windows since the movement began.
 Identifying architectural styles is traditionally
accomplished by looking back in time to see
what style movements have emerged over the
years. Since the Modern style is ever evolving to
reflect modern thought and sensibilities, there
isn’t always a consensus as to what constitutes
this movement. That said, three approaches
have risen to the top in current Modern style
architecture: International Modern style,
Miesian Modern style and Industrial Modern style.

The most current Modern is similar to the early Industrial

style but its use of varied materials to add texture
elevates it to its own category. By using a variety of
elements you might find in a factory, such as corrugated
metal, concrete and exposed wood, this look has
become increasingly popular in urban settings.

The French/Swiss architect known as Le Corbusier is

closely associated with this home style. His thinking was
that function outweighed style. He stripped much of the
ornamentation away leaving precise, machine-like forms
he called "machines a habiter" which translated into
"machines for living".

Pioneered by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe ,the

Miesian home style usually features a steel structure
supporting the roof. This strong central framework allows
for sweeping floor-to-ceiling windows and doors. This
blurring of the lines between inside and out is a hallmark
of this home style.

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