This thing is HUGE! This canopy is covered in over 100 feet of Sunflower Ferrari fabric with black vinyl dots and dots and dots (and more dots) spanning the entire valence.

This thing is HUGE! This canopy is covered in over 100 feet of Sunflower Ferrari fabric with black vinyl dots and dots and dots (and more dots) spanning the entire valence.

New restaurant Claw on Manhattan’s 23rd St has just received their new a-frame sidewalk canopy with digitally printed logos and custom heat fused vinyl stripes. The result is an outstanding entrance welcoming new patrons for 2012! I wish they would deliver to us here in Queens.
Sometimes on a job everything comes together perfectly, the design, the installation, the look, the feel and the finished product. These are photos from an installation of open ended shed awnings with Wheat Sunbrella fabric on a new brick building and the outcome is an excellent example of minimalism and color.




Here’s a peek at a brand new Polycarbonate awning with mirror trim. If you’re looking for a modern appearance to your entrance or business, this may be the way to go. As always, we fabricate these awnings for a custom fit to your location right here at Capitol Awning.



Fans of the Rachael Ray show will now be able to stand under a brand new awning recently completed by us here at Capitol. The bright orange waterfall is sure to stand out even in midtown Manhattan! Enjoy the show!

Here at Capitol we’re happy to display pics from another year at the US Open! Even thought it was a rainy tournament this year, its always special to be a part of this event that fans all over the world are paying attention to. Take a peek at the court back walls as well as other awnings around the USTA grounds.



Check out our shop area and some of the work that goes into making your awnings!
Stapling:

Sewing:

Awning Trim:

Grinding:

Awning Fabric:

Capitol Awning was back in the pages of Sign Builder Illustrated last month in an article titled “Hungry For A Redesign” by Jeff Wooten. The piece profiles one of the first Dunkin’ Donuts, built during the 1940’s in Plainfield, New Jersey and our process of updating this classic structure.
Check out the article online HERE and in the pages below (click to enlarge).
Recently the NY Daily News featured an article on a $1.75 million Chelsea apartment up for sale. Not a huge surprise based on the location and NYC real estate prices these days. However, this is not an ordinary designed space. The 1,800 square foot residence is completely designed in the Steam Punk fashion and it’s highlight is a 32 foot long internally illuminated zeppelin. Not crazy enough? The blimp’s internal lights change colors in different hues of pink, orange, blue and green.
Apartment owner Jeremy Noritz visionary ideas for this project back in 2009 somehow lead him to the doors of Capitol Awning and the rest is Sci-Fi history. Below are some pics of our journey through time, space, design and installation.
Read the NY Daily News article: Here
More pics from Sci-Fi site Geekologie: Here








And you thought we just made awnings?