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Princeton University to restore façades and install insert windows at 18–40 Edwards Place; HPC endorses preservation‑first approach
Summary
The commission approved a University‑led preservation and energy‑upgrades project for 12 townhouses at 18–40 Edwards Place that will remove exterior triple‑track storms, install Marvin insert windows, repair trim and repaint, and replace some rear porch elements; the HPC supported insert windows to retain original casing and weight boxes.
The Princeton Historic Preservation Commission on Oct. 20 approved a coordinated preservation and maintenance project for 12 row‑house units at 18–40 Edwards Place owned by Princeton University. The work, presented by counsel and the project architect, focuses on exterior conservation, energy improvements, and limited non‑historic‑fabric replacement.
Key elements approved by the commission:
- Remove existing exterior triple‑track storm windows on front facades and install Marvin clad‑wood insert replacement windows sized and detailed to replicate the existing divided‑light patterns (six‑over‑six at the street facade,…
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