Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Union Station first began operation in 1896. Designed by the Boston architectural firm Van Brunt and Howe and constructed of elegant blend of brick, stucco and sandstone, the station has been a central hub of transportation for the past 100 years. In 2010, Arciform was chosen to restore all 284 of Union Station’s wood windows. A team of specialists carefully selected both new and old wood for the replacement windows to ensure historic authenticity. Ornate casing and other trim elements were custom milled in Arciform’s custom workshop and seamlessly integrated into the existing architecture by our restoration team.