Walnut Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Vintage Style & Rail Doors
3'0 x 7'3"
Red Oak Full Lite Doors
3'0 x 7'0
The Roundhouse at Hazelwood Green
Owner: Almono LLP
Tenant: OneValley
Architect: GBBN
Contractor: PJ Dick
The Space:
The Roundhouse at Hazelwood Green is an award-winning renovation of a 19th Century steel mill located in Pittsburgh's Hazelwood technology corridor.
Now a coworking space for technology and innovation workers, the Roundhouse has offices as well as an open work station center, conference rooms, event space, kitchen and lounge areas.
Architect GBBN won a first-place award for adaptive reuse by Retrofit Magazine in 2021 for its work on the stunning industrial renovation.
Doors Unhinged was pleased to be chosen as the door vendor for the project, providing reclaimed materials to outfit 49 openings, which prevented 5.2 Metric Tonnes of CO2 from being emitted into the air, and diverted 2.3 Tons of 'waste' from entering the landfill.
Baker Hall 160
Owner: Carnegie Mellon University
User: Department of Modern Languages
Contractor: Waller Corporation
Architect: NEXT Architecture
The Space:
Baker Hall 160 houses offices used by the staff of Carnegie Mellon University's (CMU) Department of Modern Languages. Baker Hall itself is a 1900's style academic building with faculty offices, lecture halls, classrooms and more, located on CMU's Pittsburgh campus. The owners decided to renovate in 2021, with sustainability, ease, speed and cost-savings all top-of-mind.
CMU chose Doors Unhinged to outfit eight of the Department's office openings with reclaimed doors, frames and hardware.
Doing so diverted 1K pounds of high-quality material from entering the waste stream, and prevented the release of 1 Metric Tonne of carbon dioxide from being emitted into the atmosphere.
Fulton Commons
Contractor: Mondragon Construction Corp.
Developer: Botero Development
Architect: Midland Architecture
The Space: A former public school building reconfigured into beautiful, co-working offices and a commercial kitchen, located in Pittsburgh's historic Manchester neighborhood. Doors Unhinged sourced and installed reclaimed office, emergency exit, closet and restroom doors, along with reclaimed matching hardware. This allowed our partners at Botero Development to stay on budget, fulfill their goal of supporting local innovation, and divert nearly 2 tons of high-quality materials from the landfill. By choosing reclaimed, the Botero team avoided generating carbon emissions that result from new manufacturing. And with an atmosphere that brings together old and new, the space offers its professional tenants a progressive culture--reminding them every time they walk through the door--that Fulton Commons is a place of ingenuity that’s helping to drive the circular economy.
Second Harvest
Architect: Rothschild Doyno Collaborative
The Space: Retail thrift boutique, meeting space and community center located in the Sharpsburg neighborhood of Pittsburgh. Our partners at Second Harvest are driving the circular economy in the retail/clothing/home goods sector and also providing essential community connection for local residents. In keeping with the nonprofit’s progressive, cost-conscious business model, the team at Second Harvest were looking for reclaimed materials to stay on budget and also to align with their mission throughout its renovation of a former film developing facility operated by ColorTech. Doors Unhinged met those needs by providing and installing doors at the space for staff offices, employee work areas, restrooms, closets and customer changing rooms. By going reclaimed, Second Harvest and its Board saved money, diverted 960 lbs of materials from the waste stream, prevented the release of carbon emissions associated with new manufacturing, and fulfills its mission of reuse each day.
Fulton Commons
Contractor: Mondragon Construction Corp.
Developer: Botero Development
Architect: Midland Architecture
The Space: A former public school building reconfigured into beautiful, co-working offices and a commercial kitchen, located in Pittsburgh's historic Manchester neighborhood. Doors Unhinged sourced and installed reclaimed office, emergency exit, closet and restroom doors, along with reclaimed matching hardware. This allowed our partners at Botero Development to stay on budget, fulfill their goal of supporting local innovation, and divert nearly 2 tons of high-quality materials from the landfill. By choosing reclaimed, the Botero team avoided generating carbon emissions that result from new manufacturing. And with an atmosphere that brings together old and new, the space offers its professional tenants a progressive culture--reminding them every time they walk through the door--that Fulton Commons is a place of ingenuity that’s helping to drive the circular economy.
Honey Birch Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Red Oak French Doors
2'9" x 7'0
Red Oak Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Painted Birch Full Lite Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Honey Oak Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Aluminum and Glass Storefront Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Brown Birch Doors
3'0 x 6'8"
Dark Bronze Storefront Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Dark Red Birch Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Fire Rated Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Hollow Metal Doors
3'0 x 7'0
Panic Bars
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Mortise Locksets
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Cylindrical Locksets
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Closers
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Satin Chrome Steel Hinges
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Contemporary Craft
Contractor: Jendoco Construction
Architect: GBBN
Owner’s Representative: Dunham REGroup
The Space: Internationally recognized and celebrated arts, events and community education center located in Pittsburgh's historic Lawrenceville neighborhood. Contemporary Craft’s mission is to honor diversity, build community and provide support for local artists. It relocated from its prior home in The Strip District in 2019 and began work on renovating this space, a former trophy and plaque manufacturing facility, in 2020. Keeping sustainability top of mind throughout the project and beyond, the organization’s leadership chose energy efficient lighting, heating and ventilation systems, along with salvaged, reclaimed wood for furniture and doors, as well as for hardware and signage, allowing the building to achieve LEED Silver certification. Doors Unhinged provided high-quality, reclaimed doors and hardware for the center’s exhibition, studio, office and support rooms. In doing so, Contemporary Craft diverted ~1 ton of materials from the waste stream, avoided generating another 1 ton+ of CO2 emissions that result from new manufacturing, met its goal of creating a sustainable building and stayed on budget throughout the project.
88 High Street
Office building in Morgantown, WV, owned, designed and occupied by Mills Group.
Heartwood Annex
New standalone classroom building located on a K-8 school campus aiming to achieve Living Building Challenge standards.