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Purdy’s Train Station

Project Description

Originally constructed in the mid-19th century, Purdy’s Station serves generations of commuters traveling throughout Hudson Valley and into New York City. Recent improvements include elevators and walkways linking the parking areas, Route 116 overpass and station entrance. Bendheim’s glass rainscreen system encloses the new elevator from the overpass to the parking area, helping create a minimally intrusive barrier that maintains clear sightlines while allowing natural light to pass through, preserving views of the surrounding farmland and forested terrain. The project demonstrates how a thoughtfully engineered rainscreen system can turn everyday infrastructure into a functional, visually cohesive solution.

Project Highlights

Location

Purdys, NY

Architect

AECOM

Installer

W&W Glass

Project Testimonials

From the Architect

During the shop drawing period, Bendheim was extremely helpful coordinating details with the project particulars, a wonderful experience and great service… Coordination with Bendheim and the architectural and structural framing elements was essential. Bendheim’s multi-dimensional drawings supported the clashes and avoided delays and redoing work.

- Neils Benavides, Technical Principal at AECOM

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