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Posted on March 18th, 2010
by Berit Griffin

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Spring has sprung (at least for the moment), but here’s a look back on a winter pastime.

When the snow falls in record amounts, what on earth do you do it? Ed Hagele decided to build an igloo for a good time. But it needed a final, special touch. In order to let the sunshine in, Ed decided to add a window to his building masterpiece. Luckily, Ed had an in when it comes to windows. One of his parents, Re Hagele of Hagele Architects had a sample of a Marvin window that he could use.

Ed’s beautiful igloo was a great addition to the Hagele backyard until the snow melted…and one of the more unusual “applications” for a Marvin window!

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Posted in Built Around You | Article tags: architecture, ideas, igloo, inspiration, style, tiny house, windows, winter

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One Response to “Igloo Windows”

WeluEngel (Nicole Welu)

March 18th, 2010 - 3:58 pm

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Where was this idea when we had snow? RT @MarvinWindows: Have you ever seen an igloo with Marvin windows? Lucky day: [link to post]

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